A Theopolitical Reading of Revelation, and Other Scholarly Musings: Dr. Scot McKnight

[@WilliamDusing]

This interview is gold! Thank you!

[@spencerwbradford9545]

Really appreciate Scot's read on Revelation and apocalyptic. Bill Stringfellow first flipped the switch to that reading for me with "An Ethic for Christians and Other Aliens in a Strange Land."

[@reparadigmed]

“Revelation for the Rest of Us” is essential reading for evangelicals stuck in a modern, empiricist, escapist eschatological system.

[@robertbergdahl]

"We become dissidents of anything that is not like Christ." ❤

[@HollyFader-fp1tb]

I'd love to hear an analysis of the work of Robert Lindsey who was convinced that Luke was written first. He was a Baptist missionary in Palestine when Israel became a state. The synoptic research he was involved in continues today involving numerous scholars and their works published through Jerusalem Perspective online.

[@dframe7534]

Mark Goodacre studied at Oxford University for all his degrees. His DPhil tesis was on Goulder, that's the connection.

[@robertbergdahl]

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