http://theresurgence.com/Vintage_Saints_Young_Guns_Part_1

http://theresurgence.com/Vintage_Saints_Young_Guns_Part_2

http://www.desiringgod.org/ResourceLibrary/Sermons/ByDate/1982/356_Let_the_Young_Speak/

http://www.desiringgod.org/ResourceLibrary/Sermons/BySeries/41/689_Old_and_Young_Shall_Dream_Together/

But they are both reformed…

Seems as if Noble is all about church “myths” and is determined to break through them. A past post revealed that Noble thinks that “TONS” of churches have rules that churches are supposed to abide by.

(from that post entitled Newsping, a cult?) –
“If you study cults there are MANY that will say they are Christian…but then they have added sayings, books and teachings on top of the Bible. (The Mormons and Jehovah’s Witness are examples) We often look at them…but we neglect to see that churches do this same thing–make up man-made rules such as…
Women should not wear make-up
Men should have short hair (Hmmm…every picture of Jesus I see has Him with long hair!)
You can’t listen to non-Christian music
You can not watch television
You must wear a suit or dress to church on Sunday
“First, second and last verse only…”
An invitation should be issued at EVERY church service
Staff members must have a seminary degree”

http://www.perrynoble.com/category/say-what/

First, I haven’t attended a church where dress was a standard or factor on gaining entrance or salvation

Second, I would like for him to point out to me which churches would claim that alter calls are essential for a service or would prohibit women from wearing make up (an old baptist minister i knew once said in regards to that subject, “a little paint on an old barn never hurt anything).

Third, I would argue that no one knows what Christ looked like. He probably didn’t have long hair. He was a jew so he probably had curly hair and a scraggly beard. I doubt he had the Fabio-esque appearance that so many Christian marketers push today. Clearly, Noble is an Iconodule.

“Logic, why don’t they teach logic in schools anymore.” – Lewis