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  • September 9, 2009 by Gerald Hiestand

    George vs Beckwith, and the entire SBC vs Wright

    A few videos worth noting…

    If you’re interested in hearing a Reformed Baptist critique of Tom Wright’s new book on justification, check out this panel discussion featuring Southern Baptist theologians Tom Schriener, Mark Seifrid, Brian Vickers and Denny Burke. (I think Burke is a Southern Baptist. Maybe not.) The panel is moderated by Al Mohler.

    Wheaton College’s Center for Applied Christian Ethics recently hosted an amiable dialog between Francis Beckwith, recent revert to Catholicism, and Timothy George, the Dean of Beeson Divinity School, on the question, “Can one be both evangelical and Catholic?” Both men think so, and even claim to be both (though George’s catholicism has a little “c”).  An interesting discussion.

    Categories: Ecumenism | Tom Wright

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