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 Johan Geyser Leuens kom hoofsaaklik in mooi geskenkies toegedraai. Sommige van hulle is selfs oordek met die beste Bybel leeromslag en is met potsierlike strikkies toegedraai, net om jou ingebore behoefte na aanvaarding te troetel. Paulus praat daarvan in Galasiërs 4. Die aanhaling kom uit die Amplified Bible omdat dit die kerninhoud van die gedeelte soveel beter omskryf.
17 These men [the Judaizers] eagerly seek you [to entrap you with honeyed words and attention, to win you over to their philosophy], not honorably [for their purpose is not honorable or worthy of consideration]. They want to isolate you [from us who oppose them] so that you will seek them. 18 Now it is always pleasant to be eagerly sought after [provided that it is] for a good purpose, and not just when I am with you [seeking you myself—but beware of the others doing it]. 19 My little children, for whom I am again in [the pains of] labor until Christ is [completely and permanently] formed within you— 20 how I wish that I were with you now and could change my tone, because I am perplexed in regard to you.
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In Dion Forster’s book, “An uncommon spiritual path – the quest to find Jesus beyond conventional Christianity” , the editorial review of his book, provides says:
 “It would seem that for many Christians, and particularly for persons who have left the Church, conventional Christianity does not provide enough to sustain their spiritual lives. This book charts an uncommon spiritual path by examining the non-dual spirituality of Henri le Saux (Swami Abhishiktananda), a French Benedictine monk in India. His approach is challenging, courageous, and even unsettling in some instances. However, his deep commitment to finding Christ is an inspiration.” – Mobipocket
Interreligious Dialogue – Rethinking Theology – Universalism
“The solution for the crisis of the world must be found in common by all people of goodwill, by all men devoted to truth, in whatever way the truth may have manifested itself in the depth of their hearts. Their dialogue will be a searchlight which will probe the present societies of men, but will first scan the heart of those taking part in it. It will be the test of their allegiance to truth alone in their respective religious or humanist commitments. . .
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 Author: Most Evangelicals Believe Good People are Heaven-Bound
By Stephanie Samuel | Christian Post Reporter | Society |Fri, Dec. 17 2010 07:00 AM EDT
The majority of Protestants and evangelicals believe that good people and people of other religions can go to heaven, according to author David Campbell.
Campbell, who co-wrote American Grace, How Religion Divides and Unites Us, contends that surveys of 3,000 Americans, used to write the book, show that American people of faith, though devout, are very tolerant. So much so that most believers also believe that good people, despite their religious affiliation, can go to heaven.
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TRANSFORMATION AFRICA
This is an article that I had posted in June 2008. I am reposting it, because it’s important to know what’s going on for those who don’t know. I have updated it with some extra information (DTW notes in green)
And just when I honestly thought things could not get any worse with the New Apostolic Reformation movement in South Africa, it goes and gets worse, a WHOLE LOT WORSE. There is a man in South Africa by the name of Graham Power who is the chairman for Transformation Africa, Global Day of Prayer and Unashamedly Ethical. We also have Dr Dion Forster (proudly Emergent and author of many books like: Christ at the centre – Discovering the Cosmic Christ in the spirituality of Bede Griffiths) who is a consultant and spiritual adviser/chaplain to Global Day of Prayer and the Unashamedly Ethical movements. Bede Griffiths is Deon’s guru/mentor if one can call it that.
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