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"[N]o one fully understood the gospel from the time of the apostle to the time a certain British scholar started reading Paul in Greek"

By SharperIron on Sat, 03/29/14
Bible, Theology & Philosophy
N. T. Wright
Historical Theology

“The church has misread Paul so severely, it seems, that no one fully understood the gospel from the time of the apostle to the time a certain British scholar started reading Paul in Greek in graduate school.” Surprised by N.T. Wright

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Aaron Blumer

NewIndictment

Sat, 03/29/14

It’s a little amazing to me that the author of the CT article doesn’t consider it self-evident that the quote is a severe indictment of Wright. Maybe he does later in the post, I don’t know.

Views expressed are always my own and not my employer's, my church's, my family's, my neighbors', or my pets'. The house plants have authorized me to speak for them, however, and they always agree with me.

Related . . .

Topics: N. T. Wright, Women as Pastors, Complementarianism, Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood
  • “Wright has not even engaged the actual debate between egalitarians and complementarians.”
  • What Is the “New Perspective(s) on Paul”? (Part 1)
  • N. T. Wright on marriage: "chang[ing] an ideology within a culture by changing the language"
  • N. T. Wright's The Day the Revolution Began: A Few Reflections
  • What Is the “New Perspective(s) on Paul”? (Part 2)

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