VFTB 020: Paul & Phillip Collins — Their Kingdom Come
DOMINIONISM IS the most dangerous threat to the Christian church today. It’s seductive, because it plays on the patriotic sentiments of many evangelicals.
However, it’s not scriptural. In fact, as Paul and Phillip Collins make clear, dominion theology has more in common with gnostic and New Age beliefs than it does with the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Recommended reading: Their Kingdom Come: Dominionism’s Quest for Political Capital in the Emergent World Order by Paul and Phillip Collins. And check out their new podcast The Collins Brothers Unleashed.
Note: this week’s P.I.D. Radio will be posted on Monday, November 2.
Don’t forget to check out all of the great Christian podcasters at the Revelations Radio Network.
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