Milbank (who is probably not a Christian) is missing something about Christianity that is quite glaring to me (whose possible Christianity is an enigma). To many Christians, claiming to be a Christian doesn't make you a Christian.
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Thursday, February 26, 2015
I Try to Stay Away from Secular Ideological Argument, But...
...when "pundits" decide to use religious devotion as a truncheon against their ideological opposites, I find I usually have something to say. However, in this instance, a law professor of my general acquaintance does so for me:
Milbank (who is probably not a Christian) is missing something about Christianity that is quite glaring to me (whose possible Christianity is an enigma). To many Christians, claiming to be a Christian doesn't make you a Christian.
Milbank (who is probably not a Christian) is missing something about Christianity that is quite glaring to me (whose possible Christianity is an enigma). To many Christians, claiming to be a Christian doesn't make you a Christian.