N.T. Wright talks about how to present the gospel in a postmodern world.
Interview by Tim Stafford | posted 1/05/2007 04:00PM
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Thank you for this article - Wright reasons so well and explains so well, and he refuses to fit inside the boundaries and boxes created by unloving, unpassionate orthodoxy on the one hand and pluralistic, sceptical new age thinking on the other.
D. Petke
Posted: January 17, 2007 1:35 PM
This article rings so true. There are so many souls looking for God inside themselves. In our culture it is most difficult to look at faith in Jesus that is to be something that trandscends outside of ones mind. It is subtle, but the messeage of to day is to be a thinker about the Word of God only. I look forward to reading this book.