8/19/08 MOUW "TRAVEL-DROPPING" 'WHEN I WAS IN THE UK", HIS SELF-Indulgent, LUXURIOUS CHRISTIAN LIFE AS A "... I read about Lorna Byrne’s book while in the UK recently. Because I recently had also read Susan Garrett’s study, I was not as dismissive of Ms. Byrne as I might otherwise have been. Indeed, it might be good for pastors and theology professors to read both books together. That might even be a good exercise for church study groups and seminary theology classes. Susan Garrett can help us better understand and speak to the folks who will eagerly read ..."
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8/14/08 MOUW: "BILL BRIGHT PROUD HE DROPPED OUT OF FULLER" "...plan to read the biography. In my younger days I was somewhat critical of Bill Bright’s views on various subjects, but in his last years we got to know each other and formed a friendship. There was a time when Bill seemed to pride himself on having dropped out of Fuller Seminary, but in our conversations he expressed much admiration for Fuller, and for the cause of theological education as such. He was proud of his son Zach, now a PCUSA minister, who during his days as a Fuller student had been a leader of the student Peace and Justice Committee. theological education as such. He was proud of his son Zach, now a PCUSA minister, who during his days as a Fuller student had been a leader of the student P
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8/14/08 MOUW: "BILL BRIGHT PROUD HE DROPPED OUT OF FULLER" "...plan to read the biography. In my younger days I was somewhat critical of Bill Bright’s views on various subjects, but in his last years we got to know each other and formed a friendship. There was a time when Bill seemed to pride himself on having dropped out of Fuller Seminary, but in our conversations he expressed much admiration for Fuller, and for the cause of theological education as such. He was proud of his son Zach, now a PCUSA minister, who during his days as a Fuller student had been a leader of the student Peace and Justice Committee. theological education as such. He was proud of his son Zach, now a PCUSA minister, who during his days as a Fuller student had been a leader of the student P
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