Church History?, Bibliotheca Sacra (January-March 1990), 59.
Alarming words, but Pink felt that such a serious mistake as the the denial of lordship required the strongest possible warning. One must pregunta qué reacción hubiera tenido si hubiera visto la doctrina radical de la denial of the lordship that has emerged in recent years.
Summary
The soteriology of the denial of lordship deviates from the evangelical stream. Orthodox. The fact is that before this century and the emergence of Chafer and Scofield's dispensationalism, no prominent theologian or pastor. he had adopted the principles of the doctrine of the denial of lordship . 30 The church as a whole needs to carefully study this matter. None of us enjoys controversy, but the topics that we are what we are dealing with here is more important than our mere preferences because it what is at stake is the gospel; we must understand the message well already it's not just an academic issue. These are the same issues for which many great men of God gave their lives in the past.
We cannot continue conceding, tolerating, and sweeping the error under the rug. from the carpet, because that type of reaction to the controversy has only contributed to the weakening of the biblical gospel and the deterioration of the church of our generation.
The current 'Christianity' is in a state of confusion and disintegration, and its condition is deteriorating year after year. The truth of the Word of God has been reduced and committed in order to reach a common denominator that appeals to It accommodates the largest possible number of participants. The result is a Christianity essentially human-centered hybrid, materialistic, worldly and shamefully dishonorable to our Lord Jesus Christ. This shameful degeneration is largely due to the wrong gospel that is presented nowadays for many around the world . 31
Let us scrutinize the Scriptures, ask the hard questions, and arrive at an agreement regarding the gospel.
1. Thomas G. Llewellen, 'Has Lordship Salvation Been Taught Throughout Church History?, Bibliotheca Sacra (January-March 1990), 59.