Disputes among Christians on social media are funny...until they aren't. When things heat up, it's either someone's intelligence, integrity, or orthodoxy being questioned. When things calm down, we are told to keep discussions focused on doctrines, not dudes.

The same thing can be seen in the discussions of the needlessly frustrating topic of Biblicism. What is Biblicism and why does it matter? I bet you're wondering what side I'm on.

Recent developments on the history and use of the term have me thinking: does original use preclude others from co=opting it for their purposes? Is a pejorative sense of Biblicism the only one? Who decides?

Perhaps our theological betters are to be followed with an implicit faith and lesser creatures should just go along as many pastors and podcasters have done.

Hey, thanks for listening to my podcast! As always, gird your loins as we scratch the surface on Biblicism!