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Gary -- Collins' book is well-referenced to people who DO INDEED know their theology, like C.S. Lewis, St. Augustine and Billy Graham. I would counter that indeed Collins DOES correctly present 'theology' -- the study and science and knowledge of deity -- and those that attack what he says might just be founded mainly on the dogma of their religion (not their theology).

I challenge all here to understand what he says and present counter arguments in the Spirit, not from doctrine or habitual belief.

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Collins' book is well-referenced to people who DO INDEED know their theology, like C.S. Lewis, St. Augustine and Billy Graham.

Those are NOT theologians with the exception of Augustine, and his views were formed when theology was still in the development stage. His life spanned 354 to 430.