Welcome to the conversation,

the conversation, who's John Terrace for a short episode that will complete

yay our series Engaging with Keller. Now someone asked me earlier this week

John are you going to have a playlist for all the episodes you did on this

book and then maybe beyond, the other episodes you've done on Tim Keller?

And I said yes, so go to the info section for this video if you're interested in that and you will find hours of me

talking about Tim Keller's views theology critiquing them the ones that are

problematic and not biblical or not orthodox or unwise and

there's quite a few of those that's why a book like this was written and it's why I

thought that it was necessary for me to do this because I just didn't think that

there were great critiques out there. There's some but not very comprehensive and so I wanted to give comprehensive

a comprehensive critique and I hopefully that's what I've done hopefully that's

what I brought to you this particular book engaging with Keller is out of print if you can find

one it's a great book it doesn't cover everything because it was written I think in part in 2014

but it covers some of the major issues they they haven't changed.

And probably the shortest chapter, and if it's not the shortest, maybe the one that would,

when I whittle it down into the bare components, become the shortest, becomes the shortest, is the chapter we're going to do today,

which is the last chapter in this book in engaging with Keller, and it is all about

Tim Keller's

Ecclesiology.

Now this means more, I think, to a Presbyterian

than it does to someone like myself.

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