Evangelical Christianity

Definition and stakes

Portrait of Alexander Maclaren Alexander Maclaren,  Expositions of Holy Scripture

“ Dear brethren, the main weakness, I believe, of what is called Evangelical Christianity has been that it has not always kept true to the proportionate prominence which the New Testament gives to the two thoughts, 'Christ for us,' and 'Christ in us.' For one sermon that you have heard which has dwelt earnestly and believingly on the thought of the indwelling Christ and the Christian indwelling in Him, you have heard a hundred about the Sacrifice on the Cross for sins, and the great atonement that was made by it. ”
Source: Gutenberg

Portrait of Mary Baker Eddy Mary Baker Eddy,  Historical Sketch of Christian Science Mind-Healing (1888)

“ If the religion of today is constituted of such elements as of old ruled Christ out of the synagogues, it will avoid whatever follows the example of our Lord, and prefers Christ to creed. Christian Science is the most Evangelic religion on earth, according to the Spirit and tenor of Christianity, and the power of Christ as taught in the four gospels. Truth, casting out evils and healing the sick; Love, fulfilling the law, and keeping man unspotted from the world, — these practical manifestations of religion constitute the only Evangelical Christianity, and they need no creed. ”
Source: Wikisource

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