The a/Gnostic Christian Reformed Church

Agnostic: A/gnosis; without knowledge... properly: without Knowledge and “a/Gnostic”.  To claim:
        -  The inexistence of an absolute: of any absolute a priori
        -  The consequential loss of indisputable and unshakable foundations
        -  A 'radical relativism' and an openness to new definitions and understandings of truth
        -  "Truth" as a phenomenological construct and an ongoing process
        -  a/Gnosis as a constructive state, and a benefit to those who embrace it

Christian – Neither specifically subservient to the often-esteemed “teachings of Jesus” nor an idealization of a Christ-like life: historical, traditional, finding basis within, being preceded by... not in submission to that which has been metaphysically suspended as Christianity, but rather its internal redefinition.  This represents:
        -  An outright challenge to the interpretive prerogative those who call themselves "Christian" claim
        -  Biblical interpretation through discord: a move away from the "harmonious Scriptures"
        -  A recognition of many different, conflicting ideologies within the Bible
        -  A conscious decision to retain one's textual background: here, Christianity 

Reformed – Having taken that which was and created that which is: the ongoing process of reformation: the reformed church that is truly always reforming.  This manifests itself as:
        -  An openness to that which undermines our interpretations
        -  An active will towards rebuilding one's interpretive structure: nihilism is a means, never an end.
        -  The process by which a/Gnosis (the lack of an absolute foundation) is reconciled to belief.