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Universalism, Evangelicalism, and The Shack
Two days ago I came across this article at CBN: “Art Designer of ‘The Shack’ Book Cover Says He Regrets […]
Christian mind, evangelicalism, heresy, The Shack, universalismTo See or Not to See The Shack Movie: That is the Question
A decade after the book was published, the long-awaited Hollywood adaptation of The Shack has been released in theaters. So should […]
idolatry, The Shack, Tim ChalliesThe Shack on the Silver Screen
Some of my long time readers will know that my most successful book (by a country mile) was a companion […]
Christian movie, Finding God in the Shack, The Shack, William Paul Young“The Lovely Bones,” and why Roger Ebert will not like a film version of “The Shack”
This article was originally published at The Christian Post in January 2010. Film critic Roger Ebert clearly did not like […]
evil, providence, Roger Ebert, The Lovely Bones, The Shack, William Paul YoungCan Christians call God ‘Mother’?
* This is a repost of an article which appeared on The Christian Post in September, 2009. Much of the […]
feminism, Goddess worship, idolatry, metaphor, The Shack, William Paul YoungThe Shack under Attack? A Response to Mark Driscoll
Back in April of 2009 I offered a response to Pastor Mark Driscoll’s 8 minute response to William Paul Young’s bestselling novel The Shack which […]
heresy, Mark Driscoll, modalism, The Shack, Trinity, William Paul Young