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Tag Archives: prophecy
The Gift of Prophecy (Wayne Grudem)
Like all of Wayne Grudem’s books, this one is carefully argued and written with a warm, easy style. The thesis itself is only 228 pages. The rest of the book is appendices containing responses, specific exegesis, and reprinted articles. Grudem … Continue reading
Posted in American Evangelicalism, Book Review, theology
Tagged cessationism, continuationism, prophecy, richard gaffin, wayne grudem
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Poythress on Spiritual Gifts
After taking Orthodox Bridge to task, I thought perhaps it is good to let one’s charismatic beliefs be critiqued from someone who is sympathetic and doesn’t have an axe to grind. I have in mind Vern Poythress’s article from JETS. Poythress … Continue reading