Salvation in a Pluralistic World: "Lord, What About Him?"
One of my favorite bloggers and cyber-brother, Trevin Wax , has posted a summary review of a new book entitled Four Views on Salvation in a Pluralistic World . The book contains argument for four of the prevailing views on the question of "Who is saved," "Is Christianity the only and exclusive means of salvation," etc. There are hundreds of sub-questions contained within those questions, and the proponent of the four views seek to touch upon as many of the issues as feasible. Trevin's review was brief but edifying. I guess my concern with the entire endeavor is twofold: one as pertaining to the theme of the book, and one concerning Trevin's closing remarks. Regarding the latter, Trevin and I are ordinarily of one mind, in form and format, on nearly 99.9% of the issues both he and I raise, and I feel compelled to point out that this issue does not in any way detract from the respect I have for him. If I had a theological question, Trevin is one of the handfu...