Posts Tagged with "N.T. Wright"
One Paragraph Reviews: Simply Christian
I said in a previous post, that I’d review books that you all requested. The second request on the list was Simply Christian by N.T. Wright. I know that in my church, people hear me invoke N.T. Wright’s name, and they’re intimidated already. For sure, Wright has penned some brilliant and dense theological tomes. But Simply [...]
Continue reading...Simply Jesus: a review
Monday, February 6, 2012
When I read N.T. Wright I find myself getting excited about Jesus, the gospel, the Kingdom of God, and the Bible in ways that I never have in the past. And I know that’s a pretty huge thing to say, but it’s true. I think about how truly “good” the good news is, I get [...]
Continue reading...Reductionism
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
From N.T. Wright… In a complicated, confused, and dangerous world, anything will serve as a guardrail for people blundering along in the dark. We oversimplify complex problems. We bundle up very different social and political issues into two packages, and with a sigh of relief – now at least we know who we are, where [...]
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- Growing Up
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- Todd: I hear you there, we can distort the best gifts of God. Most often they are usually the easiest to distort because we have a natural drive and were wi...
- Charlie Dean: all of you - good thoughts! I think that one of the things that I've been processing is the idea of the legalism that I grew up in - where we could ea...
- Seth Ben-Ezra: I grew up in a tradition that kept Sabbath, so it's ingrained into me. Sure, we also were quite capable of tangling a lot of legalistic nonsense into ...
- Catherine: Sunday is the busiest day of the week! It's when my husband feels we should be serving more...and service and rest are competing interests. We used to...
- Todd: I made an attempt of it a couple years ago, after reading the same book. It was good while it lasted (about two months), then life as I know it crept ...
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