What Cowan does is let us distinguish between these two questions: 'has Wright written heretically?' and 'has Wright written responsibly and accurately?' He clears him on the first question, and urges us to discuss the latter . . . responsibly.
Showing posts with label NT Wright. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NT Wright. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
The TSA of the Reformed World
At least we are being sensible and not calling Wright a heretic, in my readings of Wright, he does seem squarely reformed: The TSA of the Reformed World:
Monday, November 29, 2010
What N.T. Wright Really Said
A good read about NT Wright, I think I understand the issue better now: What N.T. Wright Really Said – Justin Taylor:
Did N. T. Wright adjust or change his view of justification at the 2010 meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society? The claim is now making its way around the internet that Wright indeed has reformed himself (to one degree or another) on this issue, and this claim is occasionally accompanied by the insinuation that he is being less than forthcoming about the degree to which he has changed.
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