unadorned commitment to Christ, unqualified acceptance of what the Bible teaches, and uncompromising trust in the Holy Spirit.” While this criticism of theology in the name of simple piety is important and stands as a constant warning against detached, insensitive, and overly intellectualized theology, it cannot itself go unchallenged without serious injury to the life of individual Christians and the well-being of the Christian community. Christian faith is indeed simple, but it is not simplistic.