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Book Review Frank VIola and George Barna say the post-apostolic Church Fathers, Augustine, John Calvin, Martin Luther, Jonathan Edwards, and John Wesley and others like them were desperately wrong. They were wrong, not in their doctrines, but in their church practice, which was far off track–and very harmfully so. That’s quite a serious list of …

December 30, 2007 – 9:33 pm | By Tom Gilson | Posted in The Faith | Tagged Barna, Book Review, Church History, Church Practice, Frank Viola, Preaching | Comments (28)

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