: “It’s short, unimportant and uninteresting.” That will show him! (
I am a passionate moderate Christian who is a member of a United Methodist congregation. I’m often called a liberal charismatic. This page is short because there are many pages about me on the web. To the right you will see links to many of them, but let me highlight a few here:
- Not Ashamed of the Gospel: Confessions of a Liberal Charismatic
This is the answer to the constant question: Just who are you? I combine some views that aren’t often held by one person, so this is a good book to look at if you want the details. - Henry’s Web
This is the center of my web activities with links to my various projects. - Pacesetters Bible School, Inc.
A religious education organization that I co-founded and still direct as president, dedicated to bringing Biblical scholarship to the people in the pews. - Energion Publications
My publishing business - Energion.com
Webzine for Moderate Christian Religion, including my brief definition of what I mean by “moderate.”
What I mean by Moderate Christian TheologyBy “moderate Christian theology” I mean the doctrinal views of those who are moderate, relaxed, and open in how they deal with the world, but who take the Christian religion and Christian spirituality seriously. They will have an interest in the Bible, and in Biblical studies, but will also be interested in interfaith dialog and will not pressure their neighbors. Their primary form of witness is by their life, but they do not hide the fact that they are Christians. They let their light shine through deeds first, then words, and even through signs. |
What is available on Energion.com?We pursue new thinking and creative ideas through essays, research resources and book reviews. In addition, Energion.com is the home page of Energion Publications, which publishes the Participatory Study Series pamphlets and books on Biblical studies, theology and religion. We would like to become your home page for the study and understanding of Christian religion. |
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