The Moody Handbook of Theology

[thisnumbersdisconnected]

Thanks, Ky! Been really busy here. I will try to write more and keep in touch.

Uh ... hesitate to ask but ...

Any relation to Rob (asked the relative newbie on the board who hasn't run across you yet)? :laugh:

 

[evangelist6589]

Yes…sorry….what I meant was for Evan. You consider it a good resource despite holding that Enns does not understand an issue (the Lordship which Evan questioned). Although Evan may disagree with some points, I think it would prove a good resource. Sometimes we need to be challenged to learn (this can’t be done if we don’t allow “iron to sharpen iron”).

Which is why I ordered it and await its arrival.

 

[asterisktom]

Uh ... hesitate to ask but ...

Any relation to Rob (asked the relative newbie on the board who hasn't run across you yet)? :laugh:

If you mean Rob Riggle, the comedian, no. Most of our Riggles are near Wichita.

 

[sag38]

From what I have read on Moody he didn't have a clue on theology.

Example of a drive by shooting. Good grief!

 

[JonC]

Hi JonC, was that a yes?

:laugh: It’s an “I don’t care.” :tongue3:

 

[Rippon]

From what I have read on Moody he didn't have a clue on theology.

You're quite right. D.L.M. said as much:"My theology! I didn't know I had any."

I know this thread is about the Moody Handbook,but he is the namesake after all.

Moody had the able assistance of two men for further explanation of Christian doctrine. In his "Gospel Dialogs" he received help from Marcus Rainsford (of the Church of England),and John McNeil (a Presbyterian).