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"But at last even these will, I trust, discover that
the new views are not the old truth in a better dress, but dealy
errors with which we can have no fellowship. I regard full-grown
'modern thought' as a totally new cult ..."
C.H.S.
November 23rd, 1887
Spurgeon
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In The Forgotten Spurgeon, Ian Murray identifes the three problems that Charles Spurgeon saw in the non-conformist church (that day's equivalent of evangelicals) of his day:
There
was a general unwillingness to define doctrinal issues percisely
and what followed was an unwillingness to question the beliefs
of any denomination in the name of Christan charity.
Scriptures
was no longer the "rule of faith and practice".
Many
non-conformist pastors had settled for pragmatism rather than
truth.
Read
these articles with an open heart and may God return our churches
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