The Rise Of Anti-Western Christianity by Matthew Roberts (via Mere Comments)
The tension between inculturation and upholding orthodoxy and orthopraxis: what can be a counter for the rise of "charismatic" Christianity and a form of piety that is dominated by emotions? Have the Latin Christians lost the opportunity to be effective? Is it time for the other apostolic Churches to take over, having a more tradition liturgy and a better sense of liturgical piety? The Eastern Churches may be different from the Latin Churches, but I think they share more in common with the traditional Latin Catholicism in their understanding of theology, liturgy, and spirituality than with the charismatics (and modern Protestants).
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