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Customer Reviews for Zondervan Is Jesus the Only Savior?
Zondervan Is Jesus the Only Savior?
A discussion of religious pluralism for the educated lay reader by a leading evangelical theologian,philosopher.
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This book is basically about exclusivism vs inclusivism vs pluralism. The author rightly advocates exclusivism. Only two problems. First, though I love technical theology books this one is about as exciting as watching paint dry. It's a great topic the author is just a poor writer. Second, he lacks the maturity and scholarly integrity to be writing like this. He did a horrendous job of research and embarrasses himself by using the childish blame-[insert doctrine you hate]-for-everything-by-lying-your-butt-off tactic. How humiliating for honest Christians to continuously have to be associated with such childishness displayed by their "leaders" like you find in this book.
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