The Church Council Project |
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The Church Council Project of the Coalition on Revival is a united effort of theologians and Christian leaders from multiple denominations to clarify and reaffirm historic, biblical doctrines that are presently being undermined by false teaching and outright heresy. Unless these issues are discussed, clarified and reaffirmed, the Church cannot fulfill the Great Commission, bring forth healthy spiritual children or influence our dying societies with its salt and light. To bring to light the historic, orthodox, biblical position on these foundational issues, twenty-one papers have been written by the International Church Council Committee to be discussed in a forum of dignified, scholarly debate in 70 targeted countries the following eight years. In each of those countries, a National Council on Theology will be formed to host a National Theological Consultation wherein each of these papers and issues is to be discussed. During August of 2003, 2005 and 2007, it is planned that a series of Global Church Councils will meet, modeled after the early ecumenical councils (Nicea in 325, etc.) to discuss these matters at an international level with representatives from every denomination and Christian organization which wishes to participate. |
Affirmations
and Denials Concerning Essential Doctrines of the
Christian Faith, Part I
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Affirmations
and Denials Concerning Essential Doctrines of the
Christian Faith, Part II
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Affirmations
and Denials Concerning Essential Doctrines of the
Christian Faith, Part III
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Affirmations
and Denials Concerning Essential Doctrines of the
Christian Faith, Part IV
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Affirmations
and Denials Concerning Essential Doctrines of the
Christian Faith, Part V
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Affirmations
and Denials Concerning Essential Doctrines of the
Christian Faith, Part VI
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Affirmations
and Denials Concerning Essential Doctrines of the
Christian Faith, Part VII
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TO BE ON
YOUR COUNTRY'S NATIONAL COUNCIL ON THEOLOGY Christian leaders in good standing with their churches, denominations, organizations, schools and mission agencies are invited to volunteer to be on the National Council on Theology from their own country other than from the United States (and such Christian leaders from the United States) may volunteer to be on the State Council on Theology of their own state within the U.S.) if they meet these qualifications:
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