Yesterday, Herescope readers were given definitions for some popular new terms used by neoevangelical leaders. Here are a few more. Have you ever wondered about

Here is a little vocabulary exercise for Herescope readers. Read each of these definitions below. Then ask yourself the following questions: Are these terms being

The use of the term “visioning” and all of its variants is part and parcel of the futurists’ method of operating. They believe that “vision

The Assemblies of God denomination came out with a “VISION for Transformation” statement recently. It is about the same as every other “vision” statement used

What has happened since the evangelical door was cracked open to let in a Theosophist 26 years ago? The floodgates have opened. Neoevangelicalism is now

Herescope has been examining the significance of a historical moment in 1979 when evangelical leaders opened the door to dialogue with a noted occultist, Willis

Peter Drucker, the business management guru, is one of the earliest futurists to come out with philosophies for the 21st Century. Peter Drucker’s ideas have

It seems strange to revisit the Club of Rome reports that were issued during the decade of the 1970s. But in the context of the

“The purpose of the [1977] Consultation was to encourage evangelical leaders to think futuristically and begin long-range planning for the church in the face of

Christianity Today magazine was launched by neo-evangelical leaders in the mid-1950s who needed an organ that would “defend the evangelical faith at the intellectual level.”