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Today’s real conservatives
Ryrie opens up his book with Bonhoeffer who suggests that part of what led to the invisibility of religion and the obsession with the political was the inability of the church to prevent the Holocaust. We are proceeding towards a … Continue reading
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Midwestuary 2025 Reviews
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PVK’s plan for Rebuilding the CRCNA
Sea change, vibe shift… Whatever you want to call it. It’s done. It’s time to start building the next CRCNA. If we don’t then it’s done. I still think the CRCNA has a lot to offer the North American church. It’s … Continue reading
The Banner seeing itself
https://www.thebanner.org/columns/2020/05/the-banner-s-mission-and-role-part-1 https://www.thebanner.org/columns/2018/02/mirror-and-forum https://www.thebanner.org/columns/2020/06/the-banner-s-mission-part-3-vision-values Part 2 is missing. https://web.archive.org/web/20200726135227/https://www.thebanner.org/columns/2020/06/the-banner-s-mission-part-2-editorial-guidelines
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To Banner or NOT to Banner, that is the question
The Banner shifted with Kuyvenhoven and this was the shift now referred to as the “post-war consensus”. The name is imperfect but the dynamics are quite evident. Everyone felt the cultural shift, the last major vibe shift before this one … Continue reading