I've never encountered this "transaction" based model that their megachurch supposedly teaches, but what little is described of it does fall within an egalitarian modernist protestant view of the faith that I've noticed before and simply thought it was rooted in solipsistic thinking.
I've never encountered this "transaction" based model that their megachurch supposedly teaches, but what little is described of it does fall within an egalitarian modernist protestant view of the faith that I've noticed before and simply thought it was rooted in solipsistic thinking.
I'm not sure it's something churches actually teach but more don't teach against and then some people will slide into thinking maybe without even realizing that's what they are doing. I get how it can happen, it's how much of the world works but as christians we are supposed to be diffrent than the world.
I'm not sure it's something churches actually teach but more don't teach against and then some people will slide into thinking maybe without even realizing that's what they are doing. I get how it can happen, it's how much of the world works but as christians we are supposed to be diffrent than the world.
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