Analogy: Paul would be doing online ministry today
Winger reflects on the scale and nature of online ministry as a modern equivalent to reaching the marketplace of ideas.
He argues Paul the Apostle would use the internet today because it is the modern marketplace of ideas — reaching people who would never attend a church or give you a sustained hearing in person. He recently baptized someone who came to faith through his online content.
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What Winger Presently Gets Wrong: Women Apostles
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