When to Stand Apart - Dr. Peter Masters on Secondary Separation

[Cesar]

Friends and brethren,

I think it'd be useful for us to consider Dr. Masters perspective on secondary separation in his latest article When to Stand Apart - The article will soon be published on C.H. Spurgeon's Sword and Trowel magazine.

http://www.metropolitantabernacle.o...cles/Secondary-Separation-When-to-Stand-Apart

Keep and eye on the Met Tab website, there are a series of new articles in the pipeline!

Regards

 

[Mexdeaf]

The article starts out well, then falls apart when it comes to the issue of music, IMO.

 

[go2church]

Old fashioned fundamentalism there, nothing new.

 

[Cesar]

Lucas,
I respect your view - Dr. Masters has extensively treated the issue of Music on some of his writings ... By the way, I am sure that you have read the article ... The Merger of Calvinism and Worldliness - pointless to highlight the need of separation from them - Would you agree?
CG

 

[Cesar]

Old fashioned fundamentalism there, nothing new.

Yes ... I am not sure i quite understand your reply ... is it that you are expecting a "new form of fundamentalism" or is it that you don't agree to it ... sorry, just curios.
CG

 

[Deacon]

IN MY OPINION many of the evangelicals that fundamentalists would separate from would probably be more than willing to separate.

The issue came up recently where I worship.
We decided (at least for that particular issue) that fellowship was a greater witness to Christians and non-Christians than separation.

Rob

 

[go2church]

Yes ... I am not sure i quite understand your reply ... is it that you are expecting a "new form of fundamentalism" or is it that you don't agree to it ... sorry, just curios.
CG

The OP was to look at this new article about secondary separation, I did and though it may have been recently penned, it's nothing new, old fashioned fundamentalism. I'm not a fundamentalist and find the whole secondary separation issue distasteful.

 

[Mexdeaf]

Lucas,
I respect your view - Dr. Masters has extensively treated the issue of Music on some of his writings ... By the way, I am sure that you have read the article ... The Merger of Calvinism and Worldliness - pointless to highlight the need of separation from them - Would you agree?
CG

I read it and I cannot agree. It seems that he equates music with charismatic error, which is a false analogy.