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Blanket positivity thinking leads to rejection of God's judgment and Jesus' exclusivity

20 Questions with Pastor Mike (Episode 16) 00:43:02 – 00:43:33

Continuing Q10 on positivity as moral category

Mike argues that if positivity is the supreme moral value, Christians will inevitably reject central doctrines: God's judgment, hell as a real destination, Jesus as the exclusive way to salvation. Taken to its logical conclusion, positive-thinking theology dismantles the Gospel.
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@rofbethany How is it not a secondary issue? You even disagree with Mike, a comp

@rofbethany How is it not a secondary issue? You even disagree with Mike, a complementarian. God's judgment is not heavy upon us because of God's gifting and calling on godly women to pastor churches
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20 Questions with Pastor Mike (Episode 16) @ 00:43:02

2021-01-01

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exclusivity of Christ New Age positive thinking biblical discernment God's judgment
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