William M. Schweitzer

Not a book for the lazy or unconcerned.
"Prove all things" is the maxim, not capitulation to a moderate middle.
Engaging With Keller substantiates that Keller is misrepresenting biblical truth: (J.I. Packer) at best, a half-truth presented as a whole truth is a lie.
"solid food...for the mature, for those who have their powers of discernment trained by constant practice to distinguish good from evil." (Hebrews 5:14).
An excellent book for its exegesis of so much Scripture.
How important this book is to the discussion of Keller's novel and problematic formulations remains to be seen.
Whatever you believe about Tim Keller, you cannot fail to benefit from this book no matter what side of the aisle you read it on!… (més)