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For those of us who were raised in Christianity, growing up we were often taught the importance of developing a ‘biblical’ worldview and living ‘biblically ... It’s as if the term ‘biblical’ is some code-word that signifies rightness, correctness, or purity, in a way that nothing else can. It’s as if there is no higher authority, that the ‘name above all names’ to distinguish right from wrong, is ‘biblical’. Now, don’t mistake what I’m about to say – I am a Christian. A committed, devoted Christian ... I’m not interested in having a ‘biblical worldview’ or even in following the Bible. This isn’t to say I don’t love the Bible; I do. I believe the Bible is ‘inspired’ and ‘useful’ just as the New Testament claims. It’s just that the Christian life is not about developing a ‘biblical’ worldview or following the Bible – the Christian life is all about Jesus. And, I have to be honest: those two things don’t always align in harmony. When Jesus encountered the biblical scholars of his time, he did not commend them and then send them away so they could focus on following it. He actually rebuked them and told them that even though they knew the Bible backwards and forwards, they had missed the entire point of it all: following him. (pp. 1–3)

The semper reformanda principle under scrutiny in a South African context: A case study of the Uniting Presbyterian Church in Southern Africa