Helm and Bray on the New Perspective
Written By: Mark on August 4, 2009
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I’m not keen to get stuck blogging all about the New Perspective, because – well, for among many reasons I think there are much more interesting theological things to explore out there! Not to mention the fact that flaming goes on enough in the blogosphere!
But I did find these two critiques of the New Perspective(s) quite interesting. Particularly Paul Helm’s one. They’re both by scholars who I’ve got a lot of time for, and really appreciate their works. So I thought I’d share them.
Paul Helm’s critique: Why Covenant Faithfulness is not Divine Righteousness (and cannot be)
Gerald Bray’s critique: The Wrighteousness of God
Related posts:
- Paul Helm @Moore and @PTC
- Social Networking with the Gospel Coalition
- Christ and the Decree: Calvin
- Calvin’s Contemporaries: Bullinger, Musculus & Vermigli
- Must see website: Monergism.com
Tags: bray, helm, new perspective, nt wright, theology
