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Subject: Fellowship and HKCI Author: Liberal [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 11:04:02 02/02/05 Wed In reply to: Clement LO 's message, "Re: Empty evangelical chruches?" on 09:24:44 02/02/05 Wed >In my opinion, the HKCI is rather mainly politically >oriented, and thus they are not "organised" in a way >that would facilatate the introduction and >understanding of liberal Christianity, or promoting a >kind of liberal way of Christian living. At most, >they are "ecumenical" (in addition to being strongly >politically oriented). Bingo. I am just contemplating whether our Hong Kong Liberal Christian Fellowship is duplicating efforts and resources with those of HKCI because of our very similar theological positions. You have brought up the crucial point: they are organised in a way to promote social acitvism, in other words, they are more politically oriented. Our Fellowship has her unique position: to facilitate the introduction and understanding of liberal Christianity, and to promote a kind of liberal way of Christian living! Thank you. Thank you. Another (much repeated, sorry) question: what do you think if our Fellowship goes the UU (uua.org) way? >Their orientation could be inferred from the THEMES of >their fortnightly magazines. > SEE http://www.hkci.org.hk Yes. But Reflection ("SEE") is a bimonthly, not fortnightly (the editor will work to death if it goes fornightly, hehe), magazine. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]