Gleason L. Archer Jr.Reseñas

I read about half, skimmed the rest. Feinberg argues the best, I believe, and answers objections the best, though Moo does a good job as well and did cause me to re-think my position...but still ended up with Feinberg.

This book does more than harmonize the various possible readings and meanings of passages which appear to be in conflict within the Bible, it gives clear and cogent explanations that add meaning and depth to the discussion for those willing to listen.

Case 10 shelf 2

God's answer to undeserved suffering