What are the fundamentals that we share as evangelical Christians—the beliefs that bind us together as partners in the gospel, and which enable us to work together? And correspondingly, how much difference and disagreement is too much? When and how can we still work together despite our differences?
And what has all this got to do with the Federalist Society?
Listen to the full conversation, or read Tony's summarising article at twoways.news.
Resources referred to:
Student Witness and Christian Truth, by Robert M. Horn
The Limits of Fellowship, by Phillip Jensen (article with link to audio).
