The Internet Monk writes:

“Post-evangelicalism is a way of relating to the present seriously compromised, orthopedist perhaps terminal, more about condition of evangelicalism by accessing the resources of the broader, deeper, more ancient Christian traditions that contemporary evangelicalism, in its pragmatic idolatry, has largely abandoned as sources and influences (article here).”

He writes succintly about a way of believing, that I have been contemplating for the past year and a half: delving deeply into rich and meaningful Christian traditions of the past and present to focus on the good news Christ presents.  Exploring a fabric of faith woven through centuries of seeking truth and God’s character.

I continue to contemplate this while living in a deeply Buddhist country.