In writing this book, my concern has been over the way we address the unconverted at the point of conversion. At first glance – or first hearing – Keller‟s approach might appear biblical, but although he uses major biblical terms, he redefines several of them. I have not been arguing with him over semantics; vital principles are at stake. As a result, I am convinced his system radically differs in certain key respects from the biblical way of addressing sinners; in particular, over the question of regeneration, both in principle and actually at the most sensitive point when preaching the gospel. The catastrophe is that this can lead to sinners thinking they have been saved when they have not.
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08- Conclusion A CRITIQUE OF TIMOTHY KELLER David H J Gay Ministry