I recently set out to "review" the Handbook of Doctrine, but found that the task is going to be much more detailed than I anticipated. The main reason for this is that, since it is a revision of Salvation Story it requires a comparitive reading of both texts at once. The changes, I suspect, will be very significant.
In the initial stages, however, I've written an "initial response" which has been published over at theRubicon.
Enjoy!
Adam
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
The New Handbook of Doctrine...
I recently set out to "review" the Handbook of Doctrine, but found that the task is going to be much more detailed than I anticipated. The main reason for this is that, since it is a revision of Salvation Story it requires a comparitive reading of both texts at once. The changes, I suspect, will be very significant.
In the initial stages, however, I've written an "initial response" which has been published over at theRubicon.
Enjoy!
Adam
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