Greg Gilbert has given us short reviews of Sabellian T.D. Jakes' works on the 9Marks page here. In light of the "mainstreaming" of Jakes, this should be helpful so that most people do not have to contribute to his royalties.
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Saturday, February 04, 2012
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Thank you. I have often found it strange that folks think they have to purchase someones book to know what is in it, or the persons theology. Nothing could be farther than the truth. Everyone has a history, and with the internet, in mere minutes one can know a great deal of that history.
ReplyDelete@mwhenry:
ReplyDeleteyou're welcome. To be fair, you DO have to read the other person's book if you are doing so for academic technical purposes (i.e. primary source). For normal people, you probably do not have to.