教会は文化ではない
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The Church Is Not a Culture My mom will be received into the Catholic Church this year. She first became a Christian among Pentecostals in high school and later met my Baptist father at a bible study. She married him and, few years later with me on the way, they found the Evangelical Covenant Church. They settled in and raised us kids there. No utopian, my mother always made the best of the church as it was. She took its opportunities to grow and serve but was also honest about its limitation...
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Commonweal (United States) | Mar 19, 2026
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Recognizing the Church is not a culture can help members focus on spiritual growth rather than societal expectations.
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A strict separation of Church and culture could lead to isolation, hindering its ability to engage with contemporary issues.
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The Church must navigate its role in modern society without losing its foundational values, balancing tradition and cultural relevance.
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The Church should embrace its cultural diversity to foster inclusivity and reflect the true essence of its community.
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The Church risks diluting its core beliefs by attempting to adapt too much to cultural trends.
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