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nickjonesreadsbooks's review
3.0
Good though not very detailed. At times it feels like more of a synthesis of the Bible and other people's books than Hanegraaff's own work. What I mean by this is that he makes frequent use of extended quotations (half a page or longer), often strung together with short connecting sentences.
That being said...I find it interesting that he covers much of the same ground that N.T. Wright does in his book Surprised By Hope (2008), eight years before Wright's book (though he does not flesh out his arguments as thoroughly as Wright).
That being said...I find it interesting that he covers much of the same ground that N.T. Wright does in his book Surprised By Hope (2008), eight years before Wright's book (though he does not flesh out his arguments as thoroughly as Wright).
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