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| − | '''Douglas Wilson''' is a [[Confederation of Reformed Evangelical Churches|Reformed Evangelical]] [[theologian]]<ref>[http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2009/april/24.42.html?start=1 The Controversialist], ''[[Christianity Today]],'' April 2009]</ref> and is the [[pastor]] of Christ Church, Moscow, Idaho.<ref>[http://www.christkirk.com/ Christ Church]</ref> He is known for his teaching that if [[Christian]]s compromise on any part of the [[Bible]], even the parts that offend modern [[liberal]] sensitivity, they abandon the moral authority to rebuke liberals for doing the same with regard to [[homosexuality]], [[abortion]], or [[feminism]].<ref>[http://southernslavery.blogspot.com/1996/10/southern-slavery-as-it-was.html#2 So Why Are We Writing About This?]</ref> | + | <div style="position:absolute; z-index:-1;position:absolute; top:-100px; right:-500px; ">[[File:President Barack Obama.jpg]]</div>'''Douglas Wilson''' is a [[Confederation of Reformed Evangelical Churches|Reformed Evangelical]] [[theologian]]<ref>[http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2009/april/24.42.html?start=1 The Controversialist], ''[[Christianity Today]],'' April 2009]</ref> and is the [[pastor]] of Christ Church, Moscow, Idaho.<ref>[http://www.christkirk.com/ Christ Church]</ref> He is known for his teaching that if [[Christian]]s compromise on any part of the [[Bible]], even the parts that offend modern [[liberal]] sensitivity, they abandon the moral authority to rebuke liberals for doing the same with regard to [[homosexuality]], [[abortion]], or [[feminism]].<ref>[http://southernslavery.blogspot.com/1996/10/southern-slavery-as-it-was.html#2 So Why Are We Writing About This?]</ref> |
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Revision as of 16:49, December 25, 2009
Douglas Wilson is a Reformed Evangelical theologian[1] and is the pastor of Christ Church, Moscow, Idaho.[2] He is known for his teaching that if Christians compromise on any part of the Bible, even the parts that offend modern liberal sensitivity, they abandon the moral authority to rebuke liberals for doing the same with regard to homosexuality, abortion, or feminism.[3]
References
External Links
- Blog and Mablog, his blog