Editor’s note: D. A. Carson is Research Professor of New Testament at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Deerfield, IL. and author of many articles and books. A few important recent volumes are Christ and Culture Revisited, Evangelicalism: What Is It and Is It Worth Keeping?, and Scandalous: The Cross and Resurrection of Jesus (RE: Lit). He does not claim to be a Fundamentalist.;-)
For what it's worth, I agree wholeheartedly with said editor's endorsement in the comments of Carson's Exegetical Fallacies
. Without question, it's one of the five books that have influenced me more than all others. If you disagreed with Chris Anderson, you probably haven't read it.
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Hi Ben. Yeah, I've been getting poked at a bit for the "does not claim" line. I sort of had visions of a post somewhere saying "SI claims D. A. Carson is a model fundamentalist"... maybe I need a vacation.:D
Well, as long as you let me write a tribute to M*** D**** and your editor's note say he does claim to be a fundamentalist . . . ;-)
I'll think about that... eventually.
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