<p>Not long ago I came across a list of ten principles set forth by proponents of progressive Christianity. They are in effect a new Ten Commandments. What’s striking is that they are far less about God revealing his desires and far more about man expressing his own—less Moses more Oprah.</p><p>Yet each of these commandments is partially true. Indeed that is what makes this list and progressive Christianity as a whole so challenging. Half-truths can sound quite appealing until you recognize their foundations and implications. In this guide I diagnose and critique each of these tenets and offer a brief biblical and theological response.</p><p>Liberal Christianity never really goes away. If the church is going to hold fast to “the faith that was once for all delivered to the saints” (Jude 3) we must in every era be able to distinguish true faith from the false.</p>