That’s the thought of Barbara Brown Taylor’s insightful article. She teaches at Piedmont College and Columbia Theological Seminary. You can read her article here.
That’s the thought of Barbara Brown Taylor’s insightful article. She teaches at Piedmont College and Columbia Theological Seminary. You can read her article here.
I’m so sad for these people. I grew up in the Methodist church – went to Sunday school and services every Sunday. I was even in the Youth group and choir. They covered the whole history of the church – Catholics, Anglicans, John Wesley, etc.
Then, I went to a private Catholic high school. We were required to take religion classes (no problem in a private school). The classes that I enjoyed most were the Comparative Religions classes. (Religions classes were segregated between Catholic and non-Catholic(heathen, just joking.)
Anyway, after many years of activity in the Methodist church, I was shocked at how uninformed the other Protestant students were. Some of them didn’t even know who Martin Luther was. Of course, the Jewish students(yes, Jews at a Catholic school) were well informed.
OK, OK, stepping off the soapbox after a rant……
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