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Hmmm. No response. The Rev Timothy Elder, an honorably retired Presbyterian minister in the Gulf Coast Presbytery and blogger at Christian Clarity Review has claimed to be God’s messenger to the brethren regarding “created speech”. Yet, could it be that there are no Christian Clarity Review brethren? In other words, is Tim a “fellowship of one” without the benefit and blessings of being a part of a body of believers?
I rather doubt Tim has saved his most vitriolic “created speech” for me even if I had a bit of fun when I wrote this post – a take-off on Keith Olbermann’s “Worst Person in the World”. Tim obviously has a sharp mind and appears well learned in Christian doctrine and church history. I’ve always thought that the good news of the Christian faith brought about unity. However, that’s not what I see in Tim’s writings. Sadly, it’s hard for me to see where the love of God is revealed in Tim’s writings.
So, what’s the purpose of these posts pertaining to Tim Elder at Christian Clarity Review? Frankly, I’m hard-pressed to believe the vitriolic “created speech” Tim spits out exemplifies the love of God and I don’t understand the motivation for Tim to write the things he does. To that end, I’m told that light is the best disinfectant. And so, it’s my hope that by bringing the light of day to Tim’s writings, others who are perhaps in a better position to evaluate the truth (or lack thereof) regarding Tim’s writings would do just that.
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