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1. Nathan W. Bingham

   Tony:

   I’ve been lurking on your blog for the past week or so, and I like what I see so far. I wanted to say thank you for the video you just posted by Pastor Laurie on the ‘theology of pluralism’. This kind of ‘theology’ is so widespread and diverse.

   I blog from Australia, and we have just had a ‘minister’ come out and say he is creating “The New Faith” and is plastering billboards and newspaper adverts all around Melbourne, Australia with slogans such as:

   “The ten commandments, the most negative document ever written.”

   So it is not just outside the church, but within. My co-blogger (Andrew E. Courtis) wrote an article in response to Dr. Francis Macnab the other morning entitled, ‘The New Faith - A Response to Error’. You may find that response piece useful on your site, in any case keep up the good work…

   I did try and email you, but Kontactr’s CAPTCHA image would not load.

   Oct 5th, 2008

2. Tony

   Thanks for the kind words. I’m going to take a look at that post you sent me. I agree that there is a problem inside the Church these days. It seems that people no longer want to sit and listen to sound doctrine anymore, but what appeals to their flesh. They want to be onto something “new” instead of something “true”.
   About the Kontactr thing, I have emailed the company, so hopefully it is just a minor glitch on their part.
   God Bless You
   Tony

   Oct 5th, 2008

3. Nathan W. Bingham

   Tony:

   You said, “It seems that people no longer want to sit and listen to sound doctrine anymore…”, and isn’t that exactly what the Scriptures warn will happen:

   “For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine; but wanting to have their ears tickled, they will accumulate for themselves teachers in accordance to their own desires…” - 2 Timothy 4:3

   Regarding Kontactr, I tried to email them, but just like your form, their own CAPTCHA image would not work. I’m glad you were able to get through to them.

   Oct 5th, 2008

4. lvs

   I live in India where most people have very high tolerance towards other peoples religions. Most of us pray to our own God but also revere and pray to God’s of other religions. I do not think Jesus is the only way to God just like there is no “one and only” path from point A to point B.

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   Oct 7th, 2008

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