Andy Rowell

Category: Gospel

Together for the Gospel, The Gospel Coalition, and Matthew Bates and Scot McKnight

My comment on: https://twitter.com/MatthewWBates/status/1252291893293006849

As I teach evangelism, I see the disagreement as a big deal. If you think of the gospel as a transaction, then you will use any means (fear, deception, manipulation) to get people to pray the prayer. If you see the good news as about Jesus, you want people to know about him.

https://twitter.com/AndyRowell/status/1252325421221163008

Whispers: The real common ground among the Together for the Gospel and The Gospel Coalition people is being complementarian. 2012 from

@JonRCoutts

https://theologyoutofbounds.wordpress.com/2012/09/26/why-is-the-gospel-coalition-complementarian-questioning-carson-keller-and-piper/

https://twitter.com/AndyRowell/status/1252325421221163008

April 20, 2020
Scot McKnight and Douglas Campbell discuss N.T. Wright’s understanding of Pauline soteriology

This continues to be a lively and important issue in New Testament studies. How do we understand the problem that the apostle Paul is trying to resolve with the gospel?

Scot McKnight is a wonderful clear thinking evangelical.

Douglas Campbell is in the thick of the debate trying to advocate for the "New Perspective" but more so the "Apocalyptic."

Both Scot and Douglas are trying to distinguish their positions from N.T. Wright.

All three are people I like so this is interesting discussion!

Andy Rowell Retweeted

Chris Tilling ‏@christilling Nov 12

Students take note. This is a good conversation between Scot McKnight and Douglas Campbell (in the comments section) http://www.patheos.com/blogs/jesuscreed/2015/10/28/nt-wright-paul-and-his-interpreters-the-cover/?ref_widget=related&ref_blog=jesuscreed&ref_post=is-the-old-better-nt-wright-responds …

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November 12, 2015

Category: Gospel

Together for the Gospel, The Gospel Coalition, and Matthew Bates and Scot McKnight

Scot McKnight and Douglas Campbell discuss N.T. Wright’s understanding of Pauline soteriology