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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Any church that considers itself Reformed (look for the NAPARC churches) [i]should historically[/i] be more focused on faith than politics or the politics-adjacent type issues you're discussion. I also haven't seen what you're talking about in the ACNA. I will say that evangelicalism as historically defined - the theological definition not the political one - has moved away from individualism a little bit. It's just not biblical to only focus on individual change.[/quote] +1 on this. You're talking historical, Reformed Christianity. Agree on NAPARC. In my town there aren't any NAPARC churches, so we landed at an Anglican Church that is part of the Continuing Anglican movement. I have strange bedfellows here (fellow parishioners who dress like Mennonites or old-timey Baptists), but the liturgy and preaching is straight Reformed Christianity, so here we stay and have grown to love it.[/quote]
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