| RETRO | METRO | Doulos |
| Rural or Small Town | Urban or Suburban | From |
| Challies | iMonk | I read both |
| ESTJ | INFP | INTP |
| Left-Brained | Right-Brained | According to tests, I am mixed-brain |
| Conservative | Liberal | Conservative |
| Calvinist | Arminian | Calvinist |
| Quiver Full | Family Planning | 2 Sons |
| Prose | Poetry | Prose |
| C.S. Lewis: Mere Christianity | C.S. Lewis: Chronicles of Narnia | Both are great reads |
| Homeschool | Public School | Public School, |
| Pyromaniac | Tall Skinny Kiwi | Pyromaniac |
| Think | Feel | Think |
| Sola Scriptura | God Revealed in | Sola Scriptura |
| Apologetics | Testimony | Both |
| Puritans | Mystics | Puritans |
| God the Father | Jesus | Trinity |
| Isolate | Integrate | Integrate |
| Past | Future | Past, Present, and Future |
| Gifts of the Spirit: NO | Gifts of the Spirit: YES | Yes, with some reservations |
| Words | Pictures | Word Pictures |
| Criminal Justice | Social Justice | Both |
| Proverbs | Psalms | Epistles |
| Amy's Humble Musings | (vacancy) | |
| Historic Reformation | New Reformation | Historic |
| Older | Younger | Middle Age |
| Patriotic | Global | Patriotic |
| Women: Traditional | Women: Egalitarian | Traditarian |
| Rant | Brood | Brood |
| Do | Dream | Dream about Doing |
| Reformed | Emergent | Reformed |
| Theologically Correct | Relationally Relevant | Theologically Correct |
| Psychology: NO | Psychology: YES | Has its limited uses |
| The Thinklings | The Boar's Head Tavern | Neither |
| ESV | The Message | ESV |
| Certain | Open | Certain |
| Catholics: NO | Catholics: YES | Those with saving faith |
| Sermon | Conversation | Sermon |
| Truth | Love | Speaking the truth in love |
| Hymns | Modern Music | blended |
| Craftsmanship | Technology | Technology |
| Literal | Metaphorical | Contextual |
| Harry Potter - NO | Harry Potter - YES | Yes |
| PC | Mac | PC |
Friday, December 02, 2005
Where Do You Fit In?
Marla over at Always Thirsty has come up with an interesting chart to address what she sees as a potential division in the evangelical community. Using the terms Retro versus Metro, she offers some helpful tags to understanding the debate. While it is always dangerous to put too much stock in categories, I found it an opportunity to place myself on the spectrum. As you can see from what follows, I tend to the Retro side, but have a few Metro leanings and in several places fit neither category.
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