On Display at Wheaton: Legalistic Muslims and Hermeneutical Jews
Psychological research helps us understand how inaccurate messages become ingrained as bias. Loving God and neighbor demands we resist those tendencies.
By Chuck Liu, Guest Opinion Contributor
As a former chair of World Christian Fellowship (WCF) in the mid-2000s, I watched Monday’s WCF chapel with gladness, praising God for the news of a tribal people hearing the gospel and experiencing holistic ministry in their community. It was clear that the speaker faced challenges that I cannot fathom for the sake of the gospel.
However, as a psychologist, educator and researcher of culture, I was dismayed about his framing of the legalism of Muslim...
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