| Truth about Renowned Protestant Becoming Orthodox | 
| | 'Bible Answer Man' Hank Hanegraaff converts to Orthodoxy, with a number of evangelicals questioning the truthfulness of traditional expressions of faith. But what if such concerns actually expose a critical weakness in evangelicalism? |
| | | Hanegraaff, 67, and his wife Kathy became members of St. Niktarios Greek Orthodox Church in Charlotte, N.C., on Sunday, April 9, where they had attended services more than two years. |
| | The following day, he confirmed online reports about his conversion to Orthodoxy during his radio broadcast, while also claiming that his teachings remain unchanged and faithful to Scripture. |
| | "I am as deeply committed to championing 'mere Christianity' and the essentials of the historic Christian faith as I have ever been," Hanegraaff said during his April 10 broadcast. |
| | "People are posting this notion that somehow or other I've walked away from the faith and am no longer a Christian," he added during his April 11 broadcast. "Look, my views have been codified in 20 books, and my views have not changed." |
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