Reviewed by Ivanna Hernandez
June 15, 2012 See also Nikolai and Treasures of the Snow |
Roger Oakland’s book Faith Undone, uncovers what the emerging church is hiding under all the misleading emotions.
“The salvation message of the emerging church in not found in doctrine but in dialog, not in truth but in discussion. In this sense, always searching but never finding is a trademark of the emerging church, because in the endless dialogue (conversation), the truth is never found.” Pg. 18
He also covers the issue of practicing yoga.
Some people claim that yoga draws them closer to Jesus, a way to connect
with the Holy Spirit…Oakland discusses why this is also misleading. He
also covers much, much more subjects.
I discovered things I never knew about the emergent church. It is hugely
rooted in mysticism, quite a bit of catholic traditions are being used
inside of what they call the emerging church. I am very glad I have this
book, as it really brings into focus how dangerous the emerging church
really is above the outward appearances.
Roger Oakland uses Scripture for references to back up what he states,
where as the emergent church does not but is, instead of using Scripture
to base its views, following teachings taken from mysticism and the
Roman Catholic Church.
Sadly, leaders of the emerging church are deceiving many Christians,
leading them away from Jesus Christ without them knowing it. Many are
just sleeping, not aware of what is going on. This book brought into
view that the emerging church is not what it appears to be. He covers a
lot more subjects that are also very eye-opening and well worth reading
about.
Roger Oakland explains where the emergent church originated; it is
all-in-all a very enlightening book on the subjects revolving around the
emerging church, bringing into the light what the emerging church goal
really is. I would strongly recommend the book for pre-teens and up. A
rare find in this day and age!
You can order this book at: www.lighthousetrails.com
See also For the family | Treasures of the Snow | Stolen from My Arms