TGC on ER2

by Feb 9, 2012ChurchLife, Theology

D. A. Carson knows a thing or two, and I appreciated his candor and his demeanor in this response to the Elephant Room—what else can you call it?—debacle. Tim Keller contributed, too, but I thought Carson’s voice predominated (as a blogger, by definition, I could be wrong). The categories of Biblicism One and Biblicism Two are helpful far beyond this immediate debate.

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