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Carnival: Rob Bell and the Paradox of Christian Universalism
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3/2011 Carnival: Rob Bell and the controversy surrounding his supposed turn toward Christian Universalism.
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About the Blog Carnival
A blog Carnival is a opportunity for bloggers to write about a shared topic for a month. It's an old idea we're trying again here on QuakerQuaker. For this first "Quaker Carnival" we've picked Rob Bell and the controversy surrounding his supposed stance of Christian Universalism. For more, read "What's a Carnival and why Rob Bell?"
Background:
Rob Bell is the founding pastor of Mars Hill Bible Church located in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He is also the featured speaker in a series of spiritual short films called NOOMA. These films have been very popular with alt-Christians, including a lot of people associated with the "Convergent Friends" movement. He's recently started a firestorm on Christian blogs because a new video promoting his forthcoming book, Love Wins, appears to embrace Christian Universalism.
Some Mainstream Christian Commentary on the Controversy:
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What's a Carnival and Why Rob Bell?
Started by Martin Kelley. Last reply by Victoria Pearson 3rd month 21, 2011. 5 Replies 0 Likes
The QuakerQuaker team has long kicked around the idea of sponsoring "Quaker Carnivals," monthly themes that bloggers are invited to write about. Wess Daniels over at Gathering in Light brought up the…Continue
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Comment by Cherice on 3rd mo. 31, 2011 at 3:17pm -
I just posted a response: http://quakeroatslive.blogspot.com/2011/03/rob-bell-love-wins.html
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Comment by Jim Wilson on 3rd mo. 25, 2011 at 3:36pm -
Dear Friends:
Roger Olson, an Arminian Theologian, has today posted a brief comment on Rob Bells' book. According to Olson, Bell does not advocate for an heretical universalism and Olson thinks many critics owe him an apology. You can find his post at:
rogerolson.com
The title of the post is "The Promised Response to Bell's Love Wins".
Enjoy,
Jim
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Comment by C. Wess Daniels on 3rd mo. 7, 2011 at 2:39pm -
Jarrod McKenna - australian friend wrote a good post as well - http://www.redletterchristians.org/love-wins-rob-bell-and-the-new-c...
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Comment by Michael Jay on 3rd mo. 7, 2011 at 1:33am
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http://michaeldavidjay.wordpress.com/2011/03/03/facebook-challenge-...
In one of my comments to my own VERY brief essay, I linked to some longer essays. Mine is just an answer to a face-book comment.
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