How sad not to have actually spoken with a Christian theologian about the history of Christianity - as if a secular historian would know the Bible and the history of Christian thought, practice and influence better than a seminary professor would. I was excited to listen to the podcast and became more and more disillusioned as I listened…
How sad not to have actually spoken with a Christian theologian about the history of Christianity - as if a secular historian would know the Bible and the history of Christian thought, practice and influence better than a seminary professor would. I was excited to listen to the podcast and became more and more disillusioned as I listened since there were so many obvious misunderstandings on Holland's part. Perhaps Bari could invite a Theologian from Westminster Seminary or Reformation Bible College for example to clear up many misconceptions Holland put forth.
How sad not to have actually spoken with a Christian theologian about the history of Christianity - as if a secular historian would know the Bible and the history of Christian thought, practice and influence better than a seminary professor would. I was excited to listen to the podcast and became more and more disillusioned as I listened since there were so many obvious misunderstandings on Holland's part. Perhaps Bari could invite a Theologian from Westminster Seminary or Reformation Bible College for example to clear up many misconceptions Holland put forth.