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So, why is the adjective “inerrant” omitted in your statement of faith on Scripture? Do you hold to the inerrancy of the Bible or not?
It is not often you see a mainline Christian denomination go so off the centrality of our faith that they actual mock God and break several of the basic tenets of our faith. I figure that they broke the first 4 right at the start.
The Presbyterian Church, USA, fell into apostasy after lifting up prayers to Allah at its General Assembly meeting in August.
-Ed Decker
“Allah bless us and bless our families and bless our Lord. Lead us on the straight path-the path of all prophets: Abraham, Ishmael, Isaac, Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad.”
These were the words that rang out over the congregation at The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church, USA meeting in Portland, Oregon. Wajidi Said, co-founder of the Muslim Education Trust, led the attendees in the prayer to the Islamic deity-a move arranged by the Ecumenical and Interfaith ministry staff at the assembl