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Dr. Timothy George is the Dean of Beeson Divinity School in Birmingham, Alabama. He is delivering the Page Lectures this week at Southeastern Seminary in Wake Forest, North Carolina. I listened to the first lecture yesterday morning, and it was outstanding. He argues among other things that the Baptist movement stands on the theological shoulders of the mainline Protestant Reformers like Martin Luther. Here are the links to both of his lectures.
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Rick Garner
Timothy George is the greatest theologian today.
Bryan L
The greatest Rick? Why do you think so?
Blessings,
Bryan L
Rick Garner
Bryan
Because I’ve studied under people like this:
http://www.regent-college.edu/about_regent/faculty/focus3.html and
http://www.langhampartnership.org/john-stott/biography/ and,
http://divinity.uchicago.edu/faculty/marty.shtml
Dr. George rises above them in his academic pedigree, brillant publications, evangelical passion and historic permanence. And besides that, it is my opinion! 🙂
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Bryan L
I just wanted to know your opinion. Thanks for sharing it.
You went to Regent and the University of Chicago as well as studying under Stott?! Wow!
Blessings,
Bryan L
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jeff miller
If timothy is saying what you want to hear it is perfect. But I don’t think it is a good idea to stand on the shoulders of giants.
jeff miller
for a different perspective consider some resources available here http://www.scrollpublishing.com/store/books-anabaptist.html.
jeff miller
oops. Here is the link I meant to leave.
http://www.scrollpublishing.com/store/more-Reformers-Stepchildren.html
This is a reprint of a book by Leonard Verduin originally published by Eerdmans
also, I just read “Mere Discipleship” by Lee Camp, who seems to have similar concerns about what he calls “the constantinian cataract.”