<p>A look at the consequence of presuming that Christian maturity is the same as moral progress.</p>

A look at the consequence of presuming that Christian maturity is the same as moral progress.

Is Christian growth moral progress?

<div><strong>The number of persons that identify as "practicing Christians" as been reduced by half since 2000. This podcast and its website (DearChristianity.net) are framed by three BIG ideas:<br><br>1. Christianity has an obvious and serious problem - a crisis that will be written about in future history books -&nbsp;<br>2. Owing to a widespread and fundamental misunderstanding re the essence of Christianity (that it's merely a lifestyle),&nbsp;<br>3. And the solution is simple and extravagantly good.</strong></div><div><br><strong>This is a weekly place to help listeners think more deeply about three essential ingredients for life: faith, hope, and love.&nbsp;</strong></div><div><br></div><div><br></div><div><br></div>

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The number of persons that identify as "practicing Christians" as been reduced by half since 2000. This podcast and its website (DearChristianity.net) are framed by three BIG ideas: 1. Christianity has an obvious and serious problem - a crisis that will be written about in future history books -  2. Owing to a widespread and fundamental misunderstanding re the essence of Christianity (that it's merely a lifestyle),  3. And the solution is simple and extravagantly good. This is a weekly place to help listeners think more deeply about three essential ingredients for life: faith, hope, and love. 

<strong>The number of persons that identify as "practicing Christians" as been reduced by half since 2000. This podcast and its website (DearChristianity.net) are framed by three BIG ideas:<br><br>1. Christianity has an obvious and serious problem - a crisis that will be written about in future history books -&nbsp;<br>2. Owing to a widespread and fundamental misunderstanding re the essence of Christianity (that it's merely a lifestyle),&nbsp;<br>3. And the solution is simple and extravagantly good.</strong><br><strong>This is a weekly place to help listeners think more deeply about three essential ingredients for life: faith, hope, and love.&nbsp;</strong><br><br><br>

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Is Christian growth moral progress?

Is Christian growth moral progress?