Comments on: A Christianity Worth Believing - Chapter 2 http://dougpagitt.com/podcasts/a-christianity-worth-believing-chapters-2 The posts, thoughts, podcasts, and writings of and by Doug Pagitt. Fri, 21 Nov 2008 12:22:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Greg http://dougpagitt.com/podcasts/a-christianity-worth-believing-chapters-2#comment-562 Greg Tue, 15 Jul 2008 22:38:27 +0000 http://dougpagitt.com/?p=116#comment-562 BE we need to convert! The reason Jesus came is to seek and save the lost from hell! All roads don't lead to Jesus , there is only one road that leads to Jesus and that is the road of the cross, and from god's word, there is only one way!!! That is the way of Peter and Paul and it should be the way we preach!!Faith in Jesus and there is no other! BE we need to convert! The reason Jesus came is to seek and save the lost from hell! All roads don’t lead to Jesus , there is only one road that leads to Jesus and that is the road of the cross, and from god’s word, there is only one way!!! That is the way of Peter and Paul and it should be the way we preach!!Faith in Jesus and there is no other!

]]> By: The Church Basement Roadshow Review « Missio Dei http://dougpagitt.com/podcasts/a-christianity-worth-believing-chapters-2#comment-510 The Church Basement Roadshow Review « Missio Dei Sun, 22 Jun 2008 22:13:21 +0000 http://dougpagitt.com/?p=116#comment-510 [...] Pagitt went first and shared the second chapter from his book, A Christianity Worth Believing.  Doug chronicled his entry into following Jesus, [...] […] Pagitt went first and shared the second chapter from his book, A Christianity Worth Believing.  Doug chronicled his entry into following Jesus, […]

]]> By: Brian Jones http://dougpagitt.com/podcasts/a-christianity-worth-believing-chapters-2#comment-104 Brian Jones Tue, 25 Mar 2008 22:52:46 +0000 http://dougpagitt.com/?p=116#comment-104 Doug, I'm looking forward to reading this and sharing this with our staff. Quick question...if you ever have the chance to answer it -- Do you ever put something into print and then a few years later wish you hadn't written some part of it? What do you do when you change (or your views change) but you've written something that is still in print and hasn't evolved with you? Doug,

I’m looking forward to reading this and sharing this with our staff.

Quick question…if you ever have the chance to answer it — Do you ever put something into print and then a few years later wish you hadn’t written some part of it? What do you do when you change (or your views change) but you’ve written something that is still in print and hasn’t evolved with you?

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