This is not because he agrees with it all, but because he considers it the most serious challenge to Pentecostalism he has ever faced. A Catholic professor also recommends that his colleagues read our magazine for similar reasons. We appreciate having this kind of reader - men who are big enough to have their religious heritage called into radical question. Admittedly, we say some negative things. We make no apologies for pulling the noses of our readers who are supposed to be men with a formative influence in the church.
Drastic times call for some drastic action.
Mature Christians, however, should be able to disagree without being disagreeable. This editor doesn't necessarily agree with every point in the articles published. My Australian Forum colleague, Geoffrey Paxton, would not agree with every-thing I write. There is, however, a foundational principle for this publication. The gospel of Christ and His righteousness is central, and this must continue to call all that we do and teach into radical question.