The God Who Saves: Still More Reader Reviews
Started @dwcongdon's The God Who Saves. I Just finished the prologue, and he finna make me rework my whole damn approach! Amazeballz! pic.twitter.com/42ehFtFqJg— KOA the boy Shima (@koashima) November 6, 2016
This arrived today - excited to dig in! pic.twitter.com/up1ghOhY4y— Richard M. Allen (@rma_mt) November 10, 2016
@dwcongdon The section on protological/eschatological actualization in the introduction is blowing my mind— Richard M. Allen (@rma_mt) November 11, 2016
@dwcongdon omg. like...holy wow. pic.twitter.com/m658og3EhN— NC Clair (@nc_clair) November 16, 2016
@dwcongdon I feel as if I underlined and highlighted almost all of the "Theology as Hermeneutics" section of TGWS— R.M. Allen (@rma_mt) November 18, 2016
Enjoying @dwcongdon 's new book. "...The Christ-event is definitive, even constitutive, of who God is and how God acts." Yes! pic.twitter.com/9BlY5sIdUx— J.S.Warner (@Fundiestan) November 20, 2016
"The event of God's revelatory self-disclosure is the event of salvation."— R.M. Allen (@rma_mt) November 23, 2016
- @dwcongdon
"The God Who Saves" (p. 48)
YES 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 @dwcongdon pic.twitter.com/4orb6ewXFf— R.M. Allen (@rma_mt) November 24, 2016
Anyone else reading @dwcongdon (God Who Saves) and @PeterRollins (Insurrection) at the same time? It's a real mindflip! I love it!— neal foster (@nealifoster) November 24, 2016
Just finished @dwcongdon 's "The God Who Saves." It was a "shattering disruption" of my theological "cosmos." An ex-centric experience!— Matthew Warren (@Matthew__Warren) November 25, 2016
— Josiah R. Daniels (@josiah_Rdaniels) December 22, 2016
I'm two chapters in and it's fantastic. Take the deal! Need more convincing https://t.co/FeWjtjX5He https://t.co/KEWbWezIIe— Liam Miller (@liammiller87) December 23, 2016
@WTravisMcMaken @postmoltmannian @dwcongdon 2/3 the way there. TGWS has been so eye opening. It tossed most of my categories in the trash.— Jarad Corzine (@jaradcorzine) December 24, 2016
Guys, I really think y'all should buy @dwcongdon's The God Who Saves... pic.twitter.com/JMfnBxqmML— Liam Miller (@liammiller87) December 26, 2016
@dwcongdon's ::The God Who Saves:: is the most challenging and most enjoyable book I read in 2016. A must for theology nerds. Buy and read!🔥— Juan C. Torres (@jcarlostzavala) December 26, 2016
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