The Sean McDowell Show Conservative vs. Progressive: Jesus, Culture, and the Bible (with Brandan Robertson)
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Sep 15, 2024 Brandan Robertson, a progressive Christian author, explores the nuanced landscape between conservative and progressive Christianity. He delves into how progressive faith engages with the Bible, emphasizing dialogue over absolute authority. The conversation challenges traditional interpretations of Jesus, particularly regarding his interactions with marginalized figures, and calls for inclusivity in faith. Robertson also advocates for civil discourse amidst polarized views, urging listeners to embrace love and understanding in theological discussions.
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Progressive Christianity Defined
- Progressive Christianity is rooted in the Enlightenment and the birth of modernity.
- It emphasizes incorporating new knowledge into faith, leading to evolving doctrines and ethics.
Biblical Inspiration and Inerrancy
- The Bible is inspired but thoroughly human, subject to limitations.
- Evangelical inerrancy is an unwise foundation for faith, causing crises.
Biblical Authority
- The Bible has a degree of authority due to its historical impact.
- It's open to dialogue and debate, sometimes challenging modern notions.