John Médaille
John Médaille is a businessman in Irving, Texas, and also an Instructor in Theology at the University of Dallas, where he teaches a unique course on the Social Encyclicals for Business Students. He is the father of five, grandfather of two, and husband of one. He is the author of The Vocation of Business: Social Justice in the Marketplace and is finishing up another book, Equity and Equilibrium: The Political Economy of Distributism. John also blogs at The Distributist Review.
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Jason Peters
John:
Tradition, as I’m sure you know, does not lack vitality. Continue to disparage. And if you are serious about your faith, do not ally with Krustians. It’s pretty clear they practice a religion different from that of the apostles.
But then this is only a matter of historical and biblical record.
Corey
John,
You may not have realized it, but that video was posted by the A/V team at North Point Community Church- a place you would certainly call “Krustian.” You see, they have a sense of humor about the so-called “Krustian” order of worship, and so they’re engaging in a bit of self-deprecation. I would also surmise that these folks would be more interested in talking about Christ than in continually harping on, for example, the sins of the Catholic church or the frequent lack of vitality in its traditions. You would do well, if you are serious about your faith, to ally with these other Christians rather than disparage them.
Marchmaine
Eeep, I thought you were posting on the New English translation that was just approved.
In the spirit of the video, I think you should rename the post: Reliturgy = Relevant Liturgy… or Relaviturgy, if you prefer.
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