Sat May 10 2025090 Progressive Christianity definedOne website for Progressive Christianity:
- The Bible is Christian sacred scripture and the most important book there is, even though it is neither inerrant nor to be interpreted literally.
- Salvation is primarily about transformation in this life, of ourselves and the world
- The biblical understanding of the human predicament is much richer and more comprehensive the conservative and conventional Christianity – we live in Egypt, in bondage to Pharaoh and need liberation. … We are blind, diseased, wounded, dead in the midst of life, and our need is seeing again, healing, and rebirth.
- Jesus is the centre if Christianity… he reveals God’s character and passion but his purpose was not to pay for our sins.
- Believing does not mean believing statements about God, the Bible and Jesus to be true, even when they seem questionable but is better conveyed in the word “beloving”
- Christianity is about “the way” but this does not mean it is the only and exclusive way – it is also known in other enduring religions. Jesus is the incarnation of a universal way.
Other summaries of Progressive Christianity on websites:
https://www.patheos.com/blogs/faithfulpeacemaking/2022/10/the-8-points-of-progressive-christianity-have-changed-heres-what-they-are-now/
https://progressivechristianity.org
Responses to Progressive Christianity
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