I did not have the privilege of studying under Bruce Metzger in seminary, as he was professor emeritus during my time. But I did bump into him in the post office of the seminary one day and introduced myself. He was scholarly gentleman, to say the least.
Studying political philosophy under Peter Lawler as an undergraduate was even mor…
I did not have the privilege of studying under Bruce Metzger in seminary, as he was professor emeritus during my time. But I did bump into him in the post office of the seminary one day and introduced myself. He was scholarly gentleman, to say the least.
Studying political philosophy under Peter Lawler as an undergraduate was even more special, though. Were he alive today, he would be embarrassed for me saying this, but he is a great non-Evangelical (although he was very evangelical in his own subtle way!) source for pointing out how our fallen human nature points us toward the truth (revealed and discovered) that is in Christ and Christianity.
I did not have the privilege of studying under Bruce Metzger in seminary, as he was professor emeritus during my time. But I did bump into him in the post office of the seminary one day and introduced myself. He was scholarly gentleman, to say the least.
Studying political philosophy under Peter Lawler as an undergraduate was even more special, though. Were he alive today, he would be embarrassed for me saying this, but he is a great non-Evangelical (although he was very evangelical in his own subtle way!) source for pointing out how our fallen human nature points us toward the truth (revealed and discovered) that is in Christ and Christianity.