You can read it here. I for one am honored and humbled. And I’m fairly sure my friend Jon B. is as well along with our super contributors.
You can read it here. I for one am honored and humbled. And I’m fairly sure my friend Jon B. is as well along with our super contributors.
Dear Jim,
Thanks so much for your kind ‘headline’ here–much appreciated!
When I saw yours’ and Jon’s book announced, I quickly sought to get a review copy through ‘Reading Religion.’ That came through in short order and I read the book and wrote the review.
As you know, short reviews can’t do good justice to a book! But I wanted to signal the value of what you and Jon have done in focusing attention on other Reformers in this ‘year of Luther.’ The pieces are all fine; and this is a splendid contribution. Uncovering the treasures of the ‘lesser known’ reformers–that is an important vocation; and this book gives highly interesting insights all along its way. So, thanks to you and Jon for the idea and putting it all together. Well done!
I enjoy receiving your Zwinglius Redivivus missives. You have a tremendously wide reach with topics; and I especially appreciate your alerts on new books, conferences, and resources. These are quite helpful; and a real service.
You must work 24/7! I got notice that my review was posted last night at 7:14. At 7:25 you posted word of the review…Amazing! I frequently get news alerts from you (especially about the current administration–and which you serve a ‘prophetic role’ in ‘calling out’!)–before I get them from ‘The Washington Post’! So, thanks for you for your diligence and your biblical/theological critiques–which are important words to hear!
So, many thanks, Jim…on a number of levels!
God’s rich blessings to you and yours for this Advent season and beyond…
Yours in Christ,
Don
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thank you!
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