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The destiny of the unevangelised (in narrative-historical perspective)

Andrew → Geoff Leslie: I love the “panicky
Geoff Leslie → Andrew: I find your distinction
Peter → Andrew: Excellent post! Love your

Jesus and the job of modern missionaries

Andrew → Peter: When you said, “But
John Shakespeare → Andrew: Your diagram here is one of
Peter → Andrew: I like this post and

What “horizon” do we have to live for?

Micah Redding → Andrew: I think there’s probably a
Philip Ledgerwood → Andrew: Hey Andrew,

Was Jesus an adopted Son?

Andrew → Mark Edward: So yes, it’s a fascinating
Andrew → Mark Edward: Interesting. The article can
Mark Edward → Andrew: Regarding Shepherd of Hermas,

Why did Jesus instruct his disciples not to preach the kingdom of God to Gentiles and Samaritans?

wilhite → Andrew: god is only coming back for

The beginning and the end of Trinitarianism: a response to Fred Sanders

Peter → Ben: Hi Ben,
Ben → Peter: Peter, what is
Peter → Andrew: Hi Andrew, thanks for your
Andrew → Peter: I have sometimes wondered
Peter → Andrew: Hi Andrew, Nice post! This
Philip Ledgerwood → Andrew: Thanks for this, Andrew. My

Ascension Day and the Coming of the Son of Man

Andrew → Stewart Felker: Two things.1) This is an
Stewart Felker → Andrew: Isn’t it a little late in

Narrative substitutionary atonement in Luke: Jesus and the sins of Barabbas

Andrew → Corby Amos: Perhaps Boyd would see the
Corby Amos → Andrew: “Jesus took on the appearance

Mission from anywhere to Europe

Andrew → Peter: Most people in the UK? Most

History and theology: off the charts

Thomas → Andrew: Hi!

A hermeneutical parable: the frog of the gospel and the lily pond of narrative

Andrew → Chris Wooldridge: Thanks, Chris. Excellent
Chris Wooldridge → Andrew: Great post! The problem is

The gates of Hades will not prevail against it

Rich → Andrew: Andrew,