There’s so much that needlessly divides our Christian community that it is difficult to write this sort of post. But, this is not politics or secondary theological concerns like whether women should be pastors, what applications the gifts of the spirit have today or even whether salvation can be lost. There is a time and […]
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The Passion Translation: The Bible of Bethel and the NAR
**Note: Since the original post of this article (in 2016), due to the scrutiny and pressure from many academic scholars, there have been dramatic revisions made to The Passion Translation. On one hand this is a good thing. On the other hand, it serves to show just how much personal interpretation/theology was woven into this […]