Epilogue
QUESTIONS
Chapter 1
1 What is your experience of Evangelicals?
2 How would you define'Evangelical'?
3 How would you define 'liberal Christianity'?
Chapter 2
4 Is the Bible 'infallible' or 'inerrant'?
5 What was the attitude of Jesus to the Scriptures?
6 What is the authority of the Bible for Christians?
Chapter 3
7 Is John Stott's interpretation of the cross taught by the New Testament?
8 Can it be communicated as today's gospel?
9 Can the centrality of the cross be maintained with the kind of interpretation that David Edwards offers?
Chapter 4
10 How literally should we accept the miracle stories of the Bible?
11 How does our attitude to miracles affect our understanding of God and salvation?
12 Should we expect miracles today?
Chapter 5
13 What is the authority of the Old Testament in ethics?
14 Was Jesus a legislator?
15 If the Bible reflects surrounding cultures, how can it guide us in our moral problems?
Chapter 6
16 Should Christians today mean by the 'kingdom of God' exactly what Jesus meant?
17 Are 'non-Christians' or 'non-believers' 'perishing'?
18 How can Christians avoid both 'total fixity' and 'total fluidity7 in evangelism?
Epilogue
19 Is it the essential difference between the Evangelical and the liberal Christian that the one appeals to Scripture and the other to rationality?
20 To what authority does the Catholic or Orthodox Christian appeal?
21 What is essential for Evangelicals, what for liberals, and what for Christians?