The New York Times (eeeek!) interviewed Mark Galli, the soon-to-be-former editor of Christianity Today (eeeek!). Galli https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/polit...cid=spartanntp
Is morality today all that important? I remember the ministry of Chuck Colson, who emphasized worldview and ethical teaching. We have heard that Billy Graham voted for Trump, from which we are to infer that Billy would still be enamored of Trump's actions and ethics. But is that fair to Billy Graham?
Do Christians follow the example of elites? "Christianity Yesterday"?
Have Christians struck a Faustian bargain?
Is morality today all that important? I remember the ministry of Chuck Colson, who emphasized worldview and ethical teaching. We have heard that Billy Graham voted for Trump, from which we are to infer that Billy would still be enamored of Trump's actions and ethics. But is that fair to Billy Graham?
Do Christians follow the example of elites? "Christianity Yesterday"?
Have Christians struck a Faustian bargain?
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