Chandler, Horton, Keller on How to Disagree

The terms of theological have changed rapidly and dramatically with the spread of the internet. So how ought Christians to disagree with one another and with other theological opponents?
In this video: Matt Chandler, Michael Horton, Tim Keller
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[@dankwilde]

Good stuff. Now in 2020, the pattern of disagreeing on the internet is worse than ever.

[@Izzymarti]

Here in 2024 and WOW. . . . they were right about the internet.

[@JessicaFaithMarshall]

what Chandler said about relationship is key - when love and time invested is in the context of disagreement, eyes are opened, hearts are unified, and God works despite the differences... I love how he said it.

[@tomalealso]

very interesting, I often listen to and read from authors who probably would disagree with the way my practical theology is played out, I do it because I am more interested in truth than in being right. what a chaos there would be if my right eye got in an argument with my left eye?

[@donj2222]

Now if the authors would agree to actually use this ideas with egalitarians.

[@Chiller31916]

Donald Johnson
They already explained that in their video "Why is TGC complementarian?"