Toward a Radically Christian Counter - Culture (Part 4)
Toward a Radically Christian Counterculture — Steve GreggToward a Radically Christian Counter - Culture (Part 4)
Toward a Radically Christian CountercultureSteve Gregg
In "Toward a Radically Christian Counter-Culture," Steve Gregg discusses the consensus among a community of radically converted and committed Christians resulting in the cultivation of a counter-culture. This consensus is based on certain appropriate behaviors for genders and ages, a transformation of the mind, and evaluations and approvals of behavior that come from the teachings of Jesus. Gregg stresses that a Christian counter-culture should permeate every area of life and should be a society where people see alternatives to the secular world. He also warns against legalism and judgmentalism, advocating instead for mercy and grace.
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