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Emergent Theology is modern

Emergent Theology is modern

Emergent Theology is modern theology. What is the relationship between modern theology and mainstream evangelical theology?

Put another way, do we know something now that is compelling us to reevaluate historical evangelical theology?

I think in this context, you can probably answer the rest for yourself.

I would add though that the content posted to this site is that of its poster and that it varies between very orthodoxy and outright heresy.  

What is the relationship between emerging and evangelical theologies? By: Andrew (14 replies) 31 August, 2005 - 15:53