[ECT Proponents Continue to Compromise the Gospel of Jesus Christ On Its 20th Anniversary Proclaiming the Gospel Ministries] "Some misguided evangelicals are commemorating the twentieth anniversary of the Evangelicals and Catholics Together Accord (ECT) by suggesting it is bearing good fruit in its witness of Jesus Christ and the Gospel. One of the original signers, Timothy George, Dean of Beeson Divinity School, has issued the first of a series of articles to keep ECT moving forward. Another signer, Tom Guarino, professor of theology at Seton Hall University, made some troubling remarks in his article ECT At Twenty. He said Evangelicals and Catholics "have deepened our identity as brothers in Christ, discovering, despite our theological differences, important patterns of similarity and union in our fundamental Christian beliefs." Musing on the future of ECT, he wrote: "Proclaiming the gospel in a society that has forgotten its moral foundations will continue to be a significant task of Evangelicals and Catholics Together." He added, "If contemporary culture is to be renewed, it must be led by Evangelicals and Catholics, with their firm commitment to the truth of the gospel." Guarino urged Catholics and Evangelicals to reflect on the "Reformation, whose five hundredth anniversary is almost upon us...which can deepen our spiritual and theological communion."
[Mike Gendron Comment] Evangelical leaders, who cannot discern between truth and error, continue to be seduced by the Vatican's attempt
linger: to unite all professing Christians under papal authority. The Vatican knows it must silence all who stand opposed to ecumenical unity, and it has employed an effective strategy to do so. Using social and moral issues as common ground to promote unity, the Vatican believes this ecumenical dialogue will prepare the way for "separated brethren" to return to the "one true church."
Evangelicals, who continue to embrace Roman Catholics as "proclaimers of the true Gospel" and "brothers in Christ," must be confronted and soundly rebuked for their treason against the kingdom of God's beloved Son. By their willful compromise, they either do not know about the exclusivity of God's Gospel, or they are ignorant of the false and fatal gospel of Roman Catholicism."oly: Pro-Gospel.org
[Mike Gendron Comment] Evangelical leaders, who cannot discern between truth and error, continue to be seduced by the Vatican's attempt
linger: to unite all professing Christians under papal authority. The Vatican knows it must silence all who stand opposed to ecumenical unity, and it has employed an effective strategy to do so. Using social and moral issues as common ground to promote unity, the Vatican believes this ecumenical dialogue will prepare the way for "separated brethren" to return to the "one true church." Evangelicals, who continue to embrace Roman Catholics as "proclaimers of the true Gospel" and "brothers in Christ," must be confronted and soundly rebuked for their treason against the kingdom of God's beloved Son. By their willful compromise, they either do not know about the exclusivity of God's Gospel, or they are ignorant of the false and fatal gospel of Roman Catholicism."
oly: Pro-Gospel.org
