Deconstruction and Progressive Christianity · Foundational
What Progressive Christianity Teaches
Progressive Christianity is a broad movement that reinterprets the faith for the modern age, treating the Bible as a human witness and valuing questions and justice above fixed doctrine, and where it denies that Christ died for our sins and rose bodily, it teaches another gospel.
The lesson walks through the topic one card at a time. The full study is the complete written article, with its sources.
What you'll learn
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What progressive Christianity is, in the words of its own voices
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How it follows the road of nineteenth-century theological liberalism
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What it teaches about the Bible, the cross, hell, and sexuality, and how Scripture answers
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How to weigh it by the Gospel, the whole counsel of God, and liberty, without judging any soul
Lessons in this topic
01What Is Progressive Christianity?Plus7 min02What Is Deconstruction?PlusRelated lesson6 min03Why Do People Leave the Faith?PlusRelated lesson7 min04Can We Still Trust the Bible?PlusRelated lesson7 min
Key passages
Jude 1:3Malachi 3:6Ecclesiastes 1:9James 1:272 Timothy 3:162 Peter 1:21John 10:35John 10:18Isaiah 53:6Romans 3:25Matthew 25:46Mark 9:43–48Luke 16:23–26Matthew 19:4–6Romans 1:26–271 Corinthians 6:9–111 Corinthians 15:1–41 Corinthians 15:17Luke 24:39Galatians 1:6–9Acts 18:24–262 Peter 3:18Jeremiah 6:16John 19:30