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Does the King Jesus gospel breed historical complacency?

peter wilkinson → Andrew: Having read the book (and it
Mike Gantt → Andrew: The New Testament era was
Bob MacDonald → Andrew: I love your eschewing of

A priest forever after the order of Melchizedek

Jeff → peter wilkinson: Peter, I think our
Jeff → Jaco: Thanks for the clarification,
peter wilkinson → Jaco: This conversation seems to be
Jaco → Jeff: Jeff, yes that is also my own
Jeff → Jaco: Jaco, nice contributions and
Jeff → peter wilkinson: Peter, I’m more than happy to
Jaco → peter wilkinson: I couldn’t help myself from
peter wilkinson → Jeff: Jeff - I think that much of
Jeff → peter wilkinson: Hi Peter, sorry for the slow
Jaco → peter wilkinson: It’s been a pleasure, Peter. 
peter wilkinson → Jaco: Jaco - just very briefly (I
Jaco → peter wilkinson: Peter, thank you for replying

Brian LePort's ten most difficult doctrinal/theological issues

Richard Worden Wilson → Yinka: Oh, didn’t mean to cause hurt
Yinka → Richard Worden Wilson: Ouch, Richard ?  Um, I doubt
Richard Worden Wilson → Yinka: It also seems incoherent to
Yinka → Mike Gantt: Mr.Gantt, you bet ! Its
Andrew → Richard Worden Wilson: I’m working on it. ;)
Mike Gantt → Richard Worden Wilson: Isn’t the trinity a
Richard Worden Wilson → Andrew: Oh, backing up a bit from my
Richard Worden Wilson → Yinka: Creative agent of “all things
Yinka → Richard Worden Wilson: Creative agent of: what ? The
Richard Worden Wilson → Andrew: Andrew: “What I don’t in my
Andrew → Richard Worden Wilson: Andrew, as is often the case

The message of Ephesians

peter wilkinson → Andrew: Thanks. I’m just up to p.20
Andrew → peter wilkinson: The apocalyptic narrative is
peter wilkinson → Andrew: I was surprised at how little

What did people in the New Testament have to do to be "saved"?

James → Andrew: Jesus answered, “I am the way
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