Yes. I think we do need people like St. Paul who could appeal to the intellectuals at his time. They wouldn’t take a message of a carpenter brought by a fisher or tax collector seriously.
Great point and analogy. These people probably think they are too smart for Christianity but they know something is missing in their life.
I think the advent of you know who and the economic destruction in NY has been an eye opener for these people.
I was listening to a very good financial adviser in TX. He is almost more like a minsiter. He was talking about how great societies or civilizations are brought down by debt and by rampant secularism/hedonism. Sadly this is where we are at.
I hope there are more Tim Keller’s in more blue states.
>>They wouldn’t take a message of a carpenter brought by a fisher or tax collector seriously.<<
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Three cheers for tentmakers.