Analysis and Reflection of Square Peg: Why Wesleyans Aren't Fundamentalists

Square Peg: Why Wesleyans is not a fundamentalist, a book edited by Al Truesdale and published by Beacon Hill Press in Kansas City, there are two different ways to understand the nature and role of the Bible that symbolizes the Christian church Examine. Different parts First is fundamentalism, the second is Wesleyan theology. The purpose of this book is that Wesley's theology and fundamentalism theology are both Christian faiths and even if theology between them is mutually incompatible, Wesley's people can not understand the difference between Wesley's theology and fundamentalism theology It is to make it clearly understandable.

The problem with Christianity today is that we sometimes try to put a square nail in a round hole. So today many churches attempt to come up with attractive messages appealing to the public. The problem is that the motivation may be polluted. It is attractive and not true. Jesus came and taught him to serve him. Meanwhile, when it became a cultural norm, he truly objected to this statement. Today's church seems to be in agreement with the cultural attitude. Where Jesus was told that "I will accept your cross and follow me," today's church seems to say "Believe only God's blessing." Sometimes the message does not seem to require any action

When a square nail tries to fit into our hole, we will not make space by making a square hole; we just keep reminding the nails that it does not fit. Our integration is crowded with the vision of culture, not the people they are holding. As Joe walks around the world, we will make sure that our door is locked

Beginning with a kindergarten, teach the principles of shape and quantity by placing various shapes of nails in a bucket. The only way to put a nail in a bucket is to match the nail to the shape of the bucket cover. If you want to put a square nail in a bucket, it must go through a square hole If you want to put a round nail in a bucket you have to go through a round hole. And in the second half of our life, we teach the important words "you can not put a square nail in a round hole". On the surface, in contrast to our past kindergarten experience in particular, this sentence has complete and logical meaning. But that statement is very flawed and highlights important issues of life ... you can really put a square nail in the hole ... so you have to do a hole It's only to make more Small and small squares