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Where does authority lie? Peter Enns on historical criticism and evangelicalism

Tim Hallman → Andrew: Years ago a Catholic friend
peter wilkinson → Andrew: I was struck by this comment

Three ways to put ourselves in the story

Andrew → Doug Wilkinson: Good questions, Doug, which
Doug Wilkinson → Andrew: Assuming for the sake of

Would God have got excited about the conversion of Constantine?

Doug Wilkinson → Andrew: I’m not saying that there is
Andrew → Doug Wilkinson: I think one of the things
Doug Wilkinson → Andrew: There is indeed a lot of talk
Andrew → Evelyn: Thanks for the comments,
Andrew → Doug Wilkinson: That means that the
Evelyn → Andrew: This is not a narrative for
Doug Wilkinson → Andrew: I think your sequence of
Andrew → Doug Wilkinson: Isn’t the sequence in Isaiah
Doug Wilkinson → Andrew: Andrew,My first point was
Andrew → Doug Wilkinson: Doug, I’m not sure what you
Doug Wilkinson → Andrew: “Thanks to scholars like Tom
Mark Nieweg → Justin vR: Hi Justin, The future
Justin vR → peter wilkinson: I can’t help but feel Peter
peter wilkinson → Andrew: My observation remains that

Creation, fall, redemption, and new creation is not much of a metanarrative

Andrew → Mark : I don’t see the church as

What must I do to inherit eternal life?

Andrew → Jeff Miller: Well put. Thanks.But Andrew
Jeff Miller → Andrew: But Andrew this leaves you,

Does James preach the gospel?

Ian Paul → Andrew: Well, my own view is that
Andrew → Kevin Holtsberry: Positive feedback is always
Kevin Holtsberry → Andrew: Andrew,I think your last two
Andrew → Ian Paul: Ian, it’s possible that my
Ian Paul → Andrew: ‘Modern evangelical theology