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In today's rapidly changing and turbulent world, many evangelicals and charismatics feel bewildered by the limitations of their traditions, whilst other Christians are suspicious of both. The early Christian Church is Celtic lands was both biblical and orthodox in its faith - something that it holds in common with evangelicals - yet it also has a place for charismatic gifts that touched and reflected all elements of life.
In this challenging and tough-provoking book, Ray Simpson unpacks the sort of probing and uncomfortable questions that some evangelicals, charismatics and others are asking and shows how, in today's renascent Celtic spirituality, there is a way of remaining true to fundamentals and of being at ease with people from diverse, even opposing backgrounds.
The author himself has not, so far, done a somersault in church, but he has learned how the stifled creativity of Christians can be born again. -- Publisher
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