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[the naked gospel] closing thoughts

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Introduction Thank you for the opportunity to write a final statement after the week of reflections on my book, The Naked Gospel. I have thoroughly enjoyed reading the reviews and interacting with the readers as well. It’s been a privilege to be a part of it all! I think it’s [...]
[the naked gospel] part 7: ego assult

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by Don F Perkins The concept of sin is so misunderstood both inside and outside of the church today. Could it be because it is of such great importance for us to understand, the deceiver has made it a priority to cloud our thinking about it since the beginning? Genesis [...]
[the naked gospel] part 6: we don’t marry dead people

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by Andi Shaw I took on this opportunity because I have always been the type of person who observes the world and turns a critical eye on everything. I saw problems and was never content to just accept them. I grew up in the church with my parents. My dad [...]
[the naked gospel] part 5: cheating on Jesus

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by Ken Elsner As followers of Jesus Christ, we have, for centuries struggled living between two lives, or, more specifically, to “Testaments.” Having been given the incredible gift of the Bible, (God’s love letter to His people) we live in a tension of not wanting to ignore the Old Testament [...]
[the naked gospel] part 4: burning matryoshkas

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by Bryant Neal As I begin this contribution to the blog project for the “Naked Gospel”, the first thing I have to say is WOW!! Reading through this book was like standing outside in the direct line of a fire-hose gushing out ice cold water, but in an awesomely refreshing [...]
[the naked gospel] part 3: crossing the line

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by Christopher Neufeld It has been a long time since I have read a book that has been as thought-provoking as The Naked Gospel. I appreciate being able to sit down and read something that challenges my beliefs, yet isn’t insulting. I like to think that I’m a pretty liberal [...]
[the naked gospel] part 2: religion is a headache

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by Tim Borntreger Oh wow—where to begin! There is no way a short post can do any bit of justice to what I just read! It was this past Monday evening I picked up Andrew Farley’s book entitled The Naked Gospel. Not sure why I picked it up but as [...]
[the naked gospel] part 1: obsessive-Christianity disorder

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by Ken Leonard First of all, I’d like to thank Dan King at BibleDude.net for including me in this group writing project. Second, I’d like to make it clear that I did receive a free copy of this book for participating. The book is The Naked Gospel by Andrew Farley. [...]
[the naked gospel] introduction

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Sometimes we need to get our world rocked. As I’ve read through Andrew Farley’s The Naked Gospel, that is exactly what has been happening to me. I’ve often found myself reading through the pages of this book asking myself whether or not I agree with what Farley is trying to [...]
group blogging project: the naked gospel

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JESUS + NOTHING This is exactly what the new book by Andrew Farley can be summarized as. The title alone is one that catches your eye… The Naked Gospel: The truth you may never hear in church. Wow! That is a pretty bold statement to make right on the cover, [...]
group blogging projects: two great opportunities!

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I’ve just lined up two great new opportunities for you to immerse yourself into the bibledude community! And the best part is that if you are selected, then you get some cool FREE stuff! Recently, we’ve run a couple of great group blogging projects on some really cool books: Servolution: Starting a Church Revolution [...]