This last week we talked about N.T. Wright and his Reformed critics on Mere Fidelity. I mentioned Kevin Vanhoozer’s lecture/chapter on N.T. Wright’s approach to justification in light of Piper and other Reformed criticisms. As usual, it’s fabulous and dead-on. Maybe grab some popcorn and a Bible or something.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1atyv0VZFk
Soli Deo Gloria
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I listened to this a few weeks ago. (The entire conference is great, by the way, for a Wright admirer who thinks his justification stuff is dubious)
I thought to myself, if only Wright would take Vanhoozer’s advice then he could be a keynote at the next DG conference.
Best Wright quote from that conference was: “I think Calvin was basically right, however…”
One of the best lectures I’ve heard. Insightful, uniting, informed, witty, etc.