His book is really a good book for people who don't know a lick about Theology. He also brings people through a good summation of Thomism without getting them lost. He mentions a few things about St. Anselm and St. Augustine. The doctrines of Salvation and the Trinity were mentioned. I will not go into the details because my summaries are short paragraphs. People who are looking to start studies into theology and christian philosophy will enjoy this book.
Erik
My Present Read: Selected Writings of Philo of Alexandria
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Friday, August 26, 2011
Sunday, August 14, 2011
The Lord and His Prayer
This little book, by Bishop N.T. Wright, is a little gem. It shows how to study and how to pray the Lord's Prayer. Wright gives three different ways to study the Lord's prayer. First, a person takes one section per day, and uses that as a theme for the day, and uses the prayer as a theme for the week. Secondly, it is like a meditative like prayer. A person uses it in their private prayer time with the Lord. Thirdly, it is like the first theme. They use a theme a week instead of a theme a day, and exchange different themes. It is a small book, and a person can read it in a week. The language is very easy. Easy reading!
Erik
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