SolaScriptura
Puritanboard Brimstone
I have a lot of theology texts. A lot. I am not looking to expand my library just to flex on people who visit my office, nor am I looking for another book that says more of what I already know and have at 2 dozen other systematic texts and scores of other theology books already saying.
That said, I'm considering purchasing his set. What unique angle or perspective or presentation style does he bring that would lead his series to contribute to my knowledge (and library)? Or put another way, what need or hole in the systematic theology world does his work fill? Or what niche does he carve out for himself?
Thanks!
That said, I'm considering purchasing his set. What unique angle or perspective or presentation style does he bring that would lead his series to contribute to my knowledge (and library)? Or put another way, what need or hole in the systematic theology world does his work fill? Or what niche does he carve out for himself?
Thanks!
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