Comments on: Rob Bell 2.0 (or Where Are the Artists?)

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Rob Bell & Mars Hill Resources – sermons, videos, downloads — Mon, 27 Dec 2010 15:47:03 +0000

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By: Jo Hilder

Jo Hilder — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 12:17:55 +0000

I love what Rob says about where the energy goes when dealing with issues which divide.
What a pity that point seems to have been missed by many readers of this interview, with emphasis again on what he didn’t say he stood for or against.
I remember that another teacher had a tendency to avoid being drawn into contentious arguments and instead encouraged us to love each other.
I also remember it didn’t go well for him. I hope Rob Bell fares better. I trust he will.
I think he’s a great teacher by the way. I always come from his words with questions and not with either that self satisfied feeling of haven been proven right, or that defeated sense of having been beaten down.
Love your work, Mr. Bell.
Jo Hilder

By: Kevin Gassen

Kevin Gassen — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 04:41:11 +0000

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By: djlmwh

djlmwh — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 19:17:10 +0000

At Mars Hill LGBT people are seen as just that…. people…. “It” is not seen as an “issue” there. Real people, living real lives, are ministered to by other real people, regardless of who they are and what life has delivered to them. The environment is not an “issue” at Mars Hill, but rather, a responsibility of individuals. Mars Hill does not take political stances on “issues” but rather chooses to minister to people. Thank the LORD.

By: hal

hal — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 23:40:25 +0000

All of the comments above are quite interesting … how it seemed everyone got something .. or nothing from Rob’s answers …
could it be however, that by not taking a “stand” as suggested, getting people together in community working toward real needs in lives of those in need, working together on common goals, that through the process we discover what is “right & wrong” … ???
It would certainly seem if we took a “stand” there would certainly be fewer people to work together … and fewer opportunities to discover where love truely lives …. just a thought ….

By: Another Tim

Another Tim — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 19:14:52 +0000

I think you meant to say “condemn” in a few place where you said “condone” (responding to JDM and John Wofford)

By: Christine Lee Smith

Christine Lee Smith — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 02:17:47 +0000

“It is an issue that our country is focused on at this time and it needs to be dealt with so we can move on to saving the millions of innocent lives.”

If only it were that easy.

While we’re sitting here debating Rob Bell’s theology (myself included) people are dying from lack of clean water to drink, or preventable diseases.

If we wait to “move on” until we can all “just get along” millions of innocents will be sacrificed. I’d rather agree to disagree, then link arms with people who want to love the needy and let God work out the rest. It’s His job anyway; ours is to love one another and serve those in need.