When movements stop moving (Bulldog for January)

David Potter  |  Features
Date posted:  1 Jan 1996
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David C. Potter, Director of Cause for Concern is this month's Bulldog.

It is in the nature of movements that they have a tendency to stop moving. When that happens they find themselves overtaken by their times.

Some are of the view that this has happened to the Reformed Movement in Britain. Could it be that this has unwittingly exchanged relationship for dogma, dynamism for doctrinal correctness? To continue to be relevant and useful movements need often to review critically the position they have reached.

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