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Review of "Baptist Foundations" by Dever & Leeman (eds).

By TylerR on Mon, 11/09/15
Bible, Theology & Philosophy
Baptists
Ecclesiology

Reformation21: Whether readers agree or disagree with the particular arguments and conclusions made in this volume, no serious student of Baptist Foundations can leave this volume having failed to submit his own views on the church to renewed biblical scrutiny.

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Rob Fall

NewI await a

Mon, 11/09/15

review of this review by more learned minds. I’m not able to see the nuances dealt with my the reviews author.

Hoping to shed more light than heat..

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TylerR

NewHave It

Tue, 11/10/15

I bought it (only about $15.00 on Kindle!) and it looks very good. I’ve only glanced through the section on the qualifications for Elders so far, and looked at practical suggestions for Deacon ministry. Looks good.

The contributor for Elder qualifications believes a divorced man can be a Pastor. He provides a fair look at the various interpretations of that passage.

Tyler is a pastor in Olympia, WA and works in State government.

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