JOB DESCRIPTION FOR MEMBERS
OF  NATIONAL COUNCILS ON THEOLOGY

 Dear potential council member,

 We thank you for exploring the possibility of membership on your National Council on Theology and will look forward to working and thinking with you if you become a member. 

Following is an explanation of the vision and tasks for National Councils on Theology and the requirements for membership. Members do not need to be professional theologians to participate, but we do expect them to be familiar enough with historic theology to be able to explain various points of biblical doctrine to others, and to be able to recognize when some teaching has departed from the truth of the Bible and the standards of historic orthodoxy. 

MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS:

 A. THEOLOGICAL:

1. All members must be able to enthusiastically sign the two theological statements (on the website):

      A.     The I.C.B.I. Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy
B.     The 42 Articles of the Historic Christian Worldview

 B. ECCLESIASTICAL

All members must stand as an officially, approved representative of their denomination, organization, local church, presbytery, or regional association. That is, all members must represent some larger, official, Christian group and not just be a free-floating individual who enjoys discussing theology. 

C. PERSONAL HOLINESS

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