The great tragedy in modern Christianity is not necessarily error in the church but rather that so few people actually recognize it. Secular philosophy and cultural sentiments have numbed down the spiritual senses of the saints to such a degree that we have settled for substitutes. We may not dance around the golden calf, but we’ve come to accept its presence in our midst.
A.W. Tozer said, “So skilled is error at imitating truth that the two are constantly being mistaken for each other.” Lines have disappeared in this post-modern world, at least in terms of spirituality. We know longer
