707: #707 - Revisiting The Nashville Statement

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🗓️ 19 November 2018

⏱️ 39 minutes

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On episode #707 of Theology in the Raw Preston shares a talk that he gave about the Nashville Statement at the annual meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society.

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1:22.2	All right, so what you're going to hear is a talk that I gave at the
1:27.6	recent Evangelical Theological Theological Society's annual meeting and the talk was part of a three hour conversation, three hour
1:36.8	seminar that was on the national statement. The way it was set up is there were two people presenting a case for the National Statement and those two people were Denny Burke and Andrew Walker who were two of the main architects,
1:50.0	designers, initiators, formulators of the national statement and then there were two responses, two sort of,
2:00.0	yeah, responses that were more against the national statement.
2:04.2	So two were pro, two were against Denny and Andrew were for it,
2:08.2	and myself and my good friend Joel Willits presented cases against the national statement.
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