Books by N.T. Wright
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review 1: I appreciate Wright's approach to Scripture, moving as it does away from the constraints of tired American evangelical debates about inerrancy. His comments on Scipture bearing the authority of God is not monolithic or final as an answer, but he provides good historical backgroun...
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review 1: While there are a few nuggets to be found in this book, most of the book attempts to cram the Psalms into three categories: time, space, and matter. This seems to be forced and muddles the beauty of the Psalms. It is also a bit confusing and at times I wondered exactly what the a...
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review 1: This is an excellent book by a great theologian and Christian.The book bridges the gap between how different reductionists (particularly in the Evangelical Western church) see the Gospel of Christ as either a "salvation (or cross) gospel" or a "social (or kingdom) gospel".Wright ...
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review 1: Early in the book, Wright retells the story of the pilot who successfully landed an airbus in the Hudson River in 2009, after both engines had become disastrously crippled by flying into a flock of geese shortly after takeoff. Capt. Chesley Sullenberger III and his copilot had, i...
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review 1: N.T. Wright represents himself as somewhat of a misunderstood and polarizing figure. Having spent a substantial amount of time studying the apostle Paul, he speaks in his preface of how the Church at large has tended to interpret Paul’s view of justification wrongly. He challenge...
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review 1: Title: Surprised by ScriptureAuthor: NT WrightPublisher: HarperOneYear: 2014Pages: 223Anyone who has read any of my book reviews knows that NT Wright typically gets rave reviews from me--both as a lover of literature and as a Christian who loves Wright's theological perspective. ...