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Please excuse my ignorance but what does "NAE" stand for?
However, under the leadership of Leith Anderson, few would disagree with the credibility and uprightness of the present administration at the NAE.
Please excuse my ignorance but what does "NAE" stand for?
... but I believe that the RPCNA is also a part of it.
Please excuse my ignorance but what does "NAE" stand for?
... but I believe that the RPCNA is also a part of it.
Ouch. This is true.
National Association of Evangelicals
However, under the leadership of Leith Anderson, few would disagree with the credibility and uprightness of the present administration at the NAE.
Indeed??? Leith Anderson affixed his signature to this most distressing "Christian" response to Muslims (notice also the signature of the likes of Rick Warren). It is apparent that the current leadership of the NAE is unclear about the fundamentals of the Christian faith and is just another example of the liberal ecumenical groups wearing an "evangelical" disguise. Christian believers beware!
http://www.yale.edu/divinity/news/071118_news_nytimes.pdf
Anderson's excuse is less than credible.
National Association of Evangelicals
The NAE is not an organization Bible believing Christians should be mixed up with.
The same questions would apply to any Reformed group that participates in the NAE. Why? And, has that Reformed group demonstrably been a good influence?
Or living in Disneyland? (Weeeee).The same questions would apply to any Reformed group that participates in the NAE. Why? And, has that Reformed group demonstrably been a good influence?
Without some sort of George Bailey-esque insight, it's hard to say. The PCA could be living in Potterville rather than Bedford Falls.
No idea. I have a vague recollection the late George Calhoun of Mount Olive Tape Library fame was quite vocal about how bad a thing it was.Any new takers on why the PCA is a member of the NAE?
Any new takers on why the PCA is a member of the NAE?
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1058/is_11_118/ai_73443608Roy Taylor, General Assembly clerk of the Presbyterian Church in America, which organized in 1973 as an alternative to what became the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), said, "The uniqueness of the NAE in its founding was to be an evangelical association in contrast to the more theologically diverse and pluralistic NCC mainline denominations." The PCA assembly last summer directed its interchurch relations committee to request that the NAE reverse its action.
No, you're not, Ruben. Just another example of the serious problems facing my beloved denomination.It seems to defeat the purpose of the NAE if someone can be in it and in the NCC. I'm glad to hear there's been opposition to it. But how come it seems to be an established fact that no one is interested in changing? Am I making a big deal out of nothing?