Emergent Deconstructionism: Hell »

This entry is part 14 of 23 in the series Wolves in Wool

Deconstruction of Hell
Deconstruction is a philosophical idea which fits nicely into post-modern, and consequently emergent, thought processes.  Essentially, deconstruction is the systematic removal of all certainty and propositional truth from a text based on the assumption (loosely) that a text finds its meaning from its readers rather than having a finite and comprehensible intent of [...]

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An Emerging Relativism »

This entry is part 13 of 23 in the series Wolves in Wool

Religious Relativism (part 2 of Emergent Characteristics)
“Relativism” is the philosophical concept that a certain aspect of one’s experience is dependent upon another.  For example, one person may believe an individual to be beautiful while another person believes that same individual to be quite unsightly.  In such cases, the application or understanding of beauty is indeed [...]

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Emergent: History & Characteristics »

This entry is part 12 of 23 in the series Wolves in Wool

Introduction
The Emergent/Emerging movement needs special explanation concerning its inclusion in the Wolves in Wool: Creeps in The Church series.  More specifically, a disclaimer should be noted concerning this movement.  Unlike the Word of Faith movement studied up to this point, the Emergent/Emerging movement is much more difficult to define.  And, its definition leaves perhaps half [...]

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Word of Faith Wealth Theology: Part One »

This entry is part 10 of 23 in the series Wolves in Wool

Continuing in their pursuit of “get what you want” theology, the next major assault of the Bible in the WOF teaching concerns their doctrine of wealth.   This doctrine teaches that each believer in Christ should expect to be wealthy and have the absolute best of everything our culture offers.
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Word of Faith Atonement Flaws: Kenoticism »

This entry is part 6 of 23 in the series Wolves in Wool

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Word of Faith Atonement Flaws:  Kenoticism
“Atonement” is the theological term for rendering one’s sins forgiven.  Atonement is the process whereby sins actually become forgiven and one is made right with God.
Most Word of Faith teachers have historically been accurate on [...]

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Word of Faith: The Demotion of God »

This entry is part 5 of 23 in the series Wolves in Wool

Wolves in Wool: Creeps in The Church, is the title of this series on false teachers and false doctrines. This study will be updated weekly, so be sure to subscribe for updates.

Part Five: The Demotion of God
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