Review, “Transformation, The Heart of Paul’s Gospel” @logos @lexhampress
Have we missed St. Paul’s message… the proverbial forest for the trees? During the debate between New Perspective, Old Perspective,
Have we missed St. Paul’s message… the proverbial forest for the trees? During the debate between New Perspective, Old Perspective,
Dear readers, to be sure, I really did enjoy this book once I got past the first chapter. Further, I
Got this yesterday in a package the USPS had to retape. Can’t wait to read it: Who do the Gospels
First, read here. Dr. Bird has responded. The reason the connection between Justin and the Socratic defense by Xenophon is
I had meant to include this in my reflection yesterday, but I forgot it. Anyway, this past semester, for a
Michael Bird begins his defense of the Progressive Reformed View by getting right down to business and defining his terms. To
Bird, so far, is the only one to mention the role which the atonement plays into justification. His writing style
Michael Horton is nothing if not honest. In the very first paragraph of his defense of the Traditional Reformed View