BEWARE OF THE ECUMENICAL AGENDA!: A Response To 'More Calvinistic Than Calvin?', Theology
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The present book is a response to a recently published book, entitled 'More Calvinistic Than Calvin? Hardline Reformed Theology And The Malaysian Church'. The present book may be understood without prior reading of the latter book. Apart from countering the misrepresentation of the Reformed faith in the said book, the warning is sounded forth against the ecumenical agenda of the Neo-evangelicals. The ecumenical movement has not abated but has gained momentum instead. It is promoted by the Neo-evangelicals whose influence has become all-pervasive. Who are the Neo-evangelicals? What is the ecumenical agenda that they are promoting? Why should all evangelical Christians be concerned? How should Christian unity be expressed? These are questions we seek to answer in the present book. From this perspective, the present book is of relevance to Christians everywhere, although its genesis is in little Malaysia.
Author:Boon-Sing Poh
ISBN:9789839180657
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Boon-Sing Poh was born in 1954 in Malaysia. Brought up in a pagan background, he was saved by God’s grace through faith in Jesus Christ while studying in the United Kingdom. He returned to Malaysia to become a lecturer at a university for six years, founded the first Reformed Baptist Church in the country in 1983, and was imprisoned for his faith from 1987 to 1988 for a period of 325 days. He is the pastor of Damansara Reformed Baptist Church (DRBC) in Kuala Lumpur, a contented husband, a thankful father of four sons, and a happy grandfather. He earned a PhD degree in Electronics Engineering from the University of Liverpool, UK, a Diploma in Religious Study from Cambridge University, UK, and a PhD degree in Theology from North-West University, SA.
PRODUCT DETAILS
Author:Boon-Sing Poh
ISBN:9789839180657
Publisher:Good News Enterprise
Date:Feb, 2024
Page:108
Size:23 cm x 15 cm
Weight:190 g
Category: Theology