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Crosstalk Today: Emerging Heresy – A Warning
Posted by Ingrid Schlueter in Emergent Church, Featured Articles, Religion on September 17th, 2009 | Comments


On the Crosstalk Show today Chris Rosebrough, host of the popular program, Fighting for the Faith,

Fighting for the Faith

will be my guest.



He recently attended a conference of emergent leaders like Tony Jones (photo) and Doug Pagitt

and will be sharing with listeners about the heresies now being embraced and introduced to young people in the name of Christianity.





There are specific hallmarks of these anti-Scriptural teachings that pastors, teachers, parents and students need to be able to identify.


The Bible tells us we are to know the enemy’s devices.


Today’s program will warn about the latest attacks on the faith once delivered to the saints.


Listen live at 2pm Central time at the Crosstalk website.

Crosstalk America

The archived show will be up later.



Crosstalk Today: Emerging Heresy – A Warning- The Crosstalk Blog

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Crosstalk

September 17, 2009
Emergent Church Eschatology
Host: Ingrid Schlueter
Guest: Chris Rosebrough
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Chris Rosebrough has a degree in Religious Studies and Biblical Language from Concordia University-Irvine and a Master's Degree in Business Administration from Pepperdine University.


He's also the host of an Internet radio program called, "Fighting for the Faith".




Chris recently attended a conference in Chicago concerning the growing Emergent Church Movement.


One leading emergent leader is Tony Jones, who is popularizing the thinking of German theologian Gurgen Moltmann from his 1964 book, Theology of Hope.

A key to understanding the "Emergent Movement" is their eschatology (the doctrine of last things).

Moltmann bases his thinking on 19th century theologian/philosopher, G.W.F. Hegel


Hegel embraced contradiction, pitting a thesis against an antithesis with the outcome being a new synthesis.




As a result, Moltmann sees Christ's death and resurrection as two contradictory events.


The resulting synthesis is a new world and a hope filled eschatology with no second coming or judgment.


Thus "Emergent Theology" teaches that God is renewing the world; that the gospel is good news for everyone, so Christians need to stop telling people they are sinners in need of a Savior.



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BTW:

mentioned during the show is how the Emergent church has hijacked and twisted the words


missional and gospel