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Love and wrath
Richard Beck again, this time on the “horrific descriptions of God’s wrath and judgment” to be found in both the New Testament and (above all) the Old Testament prophets: This is strong stuff. And a lot of sensitive people trip … Continue reading
Brief thoughts on The Evangelical Universalist
I’ve still not got round to reading Gregory MacDonald’s The Evangelical Universalist, but was looking through a couple of chapters last night. This post isn’t a review, but just some quick thoughts based on a cursory flick through the book. … Continue reading
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Tagged biblical interpretation, books, gregory macdonald, jesus
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