“At the heart of the historical Jesus story is the provocative, compelling, subversive, beautiful insistence that nothing can ever be the same again, not after resurrection.”
This is different.
I like it.
WDYT?
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Just finished Rob’s book, Love Wins. Works for me. Much better than the alternate version which I dismissed long ago. My God Loves me in spite of myself. My God doesn’t condemn his/her creation to hell. Believed that before reading the book. Question. Is the Greek word for “everlasting”, as used in John 3:16, the same Greek word used in the Bible for “eternal”? Peace.