Adam Potter

“those who disagree with us are still making arguments from Scripture, from the wisdom of the tradition, from humble, prayerful struggles to follow Jesus faithfully—loving God and neighbor.”
― Preston Sprinkle, Two Views on Homosexuality, the Bible, and the Church

“describing singleness as “a rare calling,” which is neither a common position in Christian history (at best we may say that most Protestants in the West have recently begun to think like this) nor a plausible reading of the New Testament,”
― Preston Sprinkle, Two Views on Homosexuality, the Bible, and the Church

“I do not accept that there has been a change in our understanding of marriage, just many and repeated changes in its cultural expressions. We need to distinguish, I suggest, between the theological reality of marriage and its ever-changing cultural trappings. We need to do this because the biblical texts make no sense if we do not. To”
― Preston Sprinkle, Two Views on Homosexuality, the Bible, and the Church

“The Incarnate One is truly human as well as truly divine, and so properly spoken of as our friend and brother as well as our Lord and God.”
― Preston Sprinkle, Two Views on Homosexuality, the Bible, and the Church