We Will Not Cave

  In A New History of Redemption Dr Gerald McDermott one finds an excellent book on Jonathan Edwards and a beautiful exposition of and walk through the steps and stages of theological considerations concerning the hope of the Messiah Jesus of Nazareth. McDermott explores the work that Jesus did in redeeming the world of its ails through the life of the church and throughout history.   In the volune gets a refame of the significance of Edwards thought on redemption, while exploring so many topics and texts. McDermott demonstrates his vast and excellent knowledge of the theology of Edwards.   I enjoyed the section concerning the Babylonian empiric domination of God’s chosen people. McDermott clearly explains the history of redemption for the Christian and the Hebrew children.  

scholarship they want to act as though they are intelligent by using BIG words with capital letters.  As she plays with words and impresses a bunch of dim-wits with her repetitive ostensible unlikely syllables of brightness, with vigor she presses on into some replete nonsense, and complete absence of overflowing cowardice and confidence. You see how her words, like these, reportedly demonstrate her insane-ness There is NO cultural divide between light and darkness or wrong and rightness It is not necessary for her to sound intelligible or make headlines with her brilliance She is a plant who aims to sell us all out to the enemy. If the almighty of her religion were to be compared to the satan of our tradition then there would be no way to believe her as the slaveowner that she is, taking advantage of our kids seducing the illiterates with her twists of phrase and magic of the terms she has in her arsenal but like most those soft on crime there is not much in the way of artillery to sp