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Sing4Him
June 17th, 2008, 10:40 AM
Philip Yancey - Amazing Grace?


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Yancey on contemplative prayer, quoting Meister Eckhart: "The quieter the mind," wrote Meister Eckhart, "the more powerful, the worthier, the deeper, the more telling and more perfect the prayer is." (For God's Sake, Christianity Today)


Yancey: On Homosexuality
Philip Yancey said he was surprised at what he had gotten away with in the evangelical church. Aside from interviewing with pro-gay "Christian" leaders, what else is he getting away with these days?

* Philip Yancey to speak at the pro-homosexual American Baptist convention in 2005.


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"...this serious flaw of not basing his concepts squarely upon the Scriptures eventually leads Yancey astray."
—Pastor Gary Gilley, Southern View Chapel


Just what kind of grace does Philip Yancey preach?

Amazed by Grace: An Interview with author Philip Yancey
with Gay online magazine editor,
Candace Chellew Hodge: http://www.whosoever.org/v8i6/yancey.shtml

Excerpts from this interview:
"I've met wonderful, committed Christians who attend MCC (Metropolitan Community Churches - a denomination that affirms the homosexual lifestyle) churches, and I wish that the larger church had the benefit of their faith. And at the same time, I think it's unhealthy to have an entire denomination formed around this one particular issue--those people need exposure to and inclusion in the wider Body of Christ."Philip Yancey 2004


"When it gets to particular matters of policy, like ordaining gay and lesbian ministers, I'm confused ...." P.Y. 2004


"Obviously, if a church is saying you need to give up sexual orientation, that church needs some education." P.Y. 2004

Sing4Him
June 17th, 2008, 10:43 AM
Yancey on Unity Between All Religions
"Perhaps our day calls for a new kind of ecumenical movement: not of doctrine, nor even of religious unity, but one that builds on what Jews, Christians, and Muslims hold in common....
Indeed, Jews, Christians, and Muslims have much in common."
Philip Yancey, Christianity Today 11/04


"I myself have been surprised at what I can get away with. When I sent off the manuscript of What's So Amazing About Grace? I said to my wife, Janet, "That's probably the last book I'm going to write for the evangelical market." It's got a whole chapter on Mel White, who's now a gay activist, and it's got a whole chapter on Bill Clinton, who's not the most favored president of evangelicals."
Sojourner Magazine
Sex, Lies and Living on the Evangelical Edge


www.lighthousetrailsresearch.com

1CatMom
June 18th, 2008, 11:29 AM
I read Yancey's book on prayer. :faint Not good..... :tsk