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Unlocking Romans

Unlocking RomansBy J.R. Daniel Kirk245 p.Eerdmans (November 2008) It is difficult to overestimate the influence of E. P. Sanders’s scholarship on the academic study of Paul. Since Sanders published Paul and Palestinian Judaism (1977) and Paul, the Law, and the…

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Messiahs Pointing to the Door

There are many differences between American and British culture.  Most obvious, perhaps, are the sports: baseball versus cricket; and football (where feet are rarely used) versus football (where feet, and the occasional head, are all that can be used); and…

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Messiahs Pointing to the Door

There are many differences between American and British culture.  Most obvious, perhaps, are the sports: baseball versus cricket; and football (where feet are rarely used) versus football (where feet, and the occasional head, are all that can be used); and…

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Jesus’ Blood and Righteousness

Jesus’ Blood and Righteousness: Paul’s Theology of ImputationBy Brian Vickers256 p.Crossway (October 2006) Brian Vickers’, Jesus’ Blood and Righteousness, is a work of careful exegesis and synthesis that attempts to establish a biblical basis for the doctrine of the imputation…

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Apostasy Lit: Why Do They Leave?

Categories of literature have expanded well beyond the tragedy/comedy paradigm of earlier days.  Genres, in other words, have been fruitful and have multiplied.  Into the mix, I propose a new addition, apostasy literature.  Definition:  a genre, usually taking the form…

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Calvinistic Methodism and Rock ‘n’ Roll

Americans occasionally pass through London, and as there is a famine of Presbyterian churches in the Big smoke, they often find their way to our congregation whilst travelling round Scotland, England and France in 3 days!! After the service I’m…

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Praise Seeking Understanding

Praise Seeking Understanding: Reading the Psalms with AugustineBy Jason ByasseeWm.B. Eerdmans (November 2007)290 p. Praise Seeking Understanding on the surface seems to have great promise: Jason Byassee wants his readers to take up the Scripture–and the Psalms specifically–and read them…