- or at least have a warning label.
I started reading this book and was so aghast I threw it in the bin.
It might have been a good book if it just stuck to the title 'Introduction to the New Testament' but author, John Drane questions at every turn, or so it seems the authenticity of many of the accounts in scripture.
Puts to mind Genesis 3:1
Now the serpent was more crafty than any of the wild animals the LORD God had made. He said to the woman, “Did God really say, ‘You must not eat from any tree in the garden’?”
His bio shows his interest in occult / New age teaching.
For spiritual searchers: while our own spiritual roots are in the Christian tradition, we are happy to work with spiritually serious people wherever you may be. Angels, spirituality through the arts, ritual, mask-making, sacred dance, clowning, play, personal empowerment, healing … all these things are part of our own spiritual journey.
as well as
co-authored with Ross Clifford & Philip S. Johnson, Beyond Prediction: The Tarot and Your Spirituality
So the question I pose is, should this person's material be in the Core material for both Old & New testament where beginner Christians would likely start?
This is more a question to Logos themselves, I've no doubt more liberal users will crowd this thread with wordy gobbledegook.
