John Piper is a good man.

I think the article is even-handed and clear. I especially like the yearbook analogy.
Jesus, Islam, Pharisees, and the New Perspective on Paul.
Labels: interfaith conversation, John Piper, NPP
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Labels: interfaith conversation, John Piper, NPP
2 Comments:
The yearbook analogy is awesome, but it has nothing to do with Wright.
I know...I was just highlighting separate sections of the article.
The Wright section is when he starts talking about the NPP in the middle of the article; with that bookended by the yearbook analogy.
Any specific thoughts about the article?
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