Enabling Wholeness Through the Renewing of Minds
In our pluralist and multicultural society, it is important to know the basic assumptions and values of the people around us before we attempt to reach out to them with the Gospel. This seminar will explore the categories and basic doctrines of the world’s major religions, as well as discuss opportunities for fulfilling God’s mission to the ‘other-churched’.
The Archbishop very able and succintly highlights the fallacy that religous beliefs should be relegated to private life and can make no contribution to public and political debate. I hope you enjoy this article as much as I.
Religiosity is a fancy sociological term that refers to religious activity, dedication, and belief. In other words, the variety of ways that a person expresses her religious faith.
It has long been my contention that religiosity is natural to humans. It seems too evident to me that people freely and naturally adopt religious behaviours and rituals.
I am a Canadian-Australian, postmodern Christ-follower and missional church leader, who simply wants to realise whatever potential God created into him, to live healthy and whole so that I might encourage and inspire others to draw close to God, our Creator, Saviour, Lord and Friend. With my wife and children, I like to travel (especially overseas), ride my motorcycle (a 1999 HD Sportster 1200S), read and research for my doctorate, watch movies, run, drink coffee, eat ice cream and generally get out-of-doors as much as possible. [Read More …]