Church suffering from spiritual anorexia does not have the strength to fulfil the Great Commission. This condition is the result of the Church's neglect and abandonment of the content, the substance, of biblical faith for the fads and fashions of the modern secular world in which we live. Without a return to the vigorous spiritual, moral and intellectual tradition of the Church the nation will not be won for Christ. Without this the world has no reason to listen, and the Church has nothing to offer." - "Spiritual Anorexia" in Christianity & Society, Vol. XIII, No 4
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Church suffering from spiritual anorexia does not have the strength to fulfil the Great Commission. This condition is the result of the Church's neglect and abandonment of the content, the substance, of biblical faith for the fads and fashions of the modern secular world in which we live. Without a return to the vigorous spiritual, moral and intellectual tradition of the Church the nation will not be won for Christ. Without this the world has no reason to listen, and the Church has nothing to offer." - "Spiritual Anorexia" in Christianity & Society, Vol. XIII, No 4
