Agree Quote by Origen

“while the gospel offended each culture in somewhat different ways, it also drew people to see Christ and his work in different ways. Greeks…

— Timothy Keller

“Paul’s approach to culture, then, is neither completely confrontational nor totally affirming. He does not simply rail against Greek pride in intellect and Jewish…

— Timothy Keller

“Paul agonizes far more over the difficult things he has had to suffer at the hands of his own converts in Corinth than over…

— D. A. Carson

“For Paul, it is inconceivable for God to accomplish redemption for people and not bring that accomplished redemption to its consummated end in glorification.”

— David Gibson

“Especially to be noted is the intense social and even political character of many of the experiences of suffering listed in the catalogs. Paul…

— Michael J. Gorman

“Paul Works like a Farmer When Silas and Timothy arrived in Corinth, Paul was very busy. He was always talking about the Scriptures with…

— Daniel Partner

“foundation for human rights. One of the reasons we should take great care to affirm the “A” beliefs and doctrines is that they will…

— Timothy Keller

“Despite his success as a missionary and leader, Paul was never without a wholesome, watchful fear that he himself might be disqualified (1 Corinthians…

— J. Oswald Sanders

“Notice that Paul says that the gospel’s power is boundless and boundaried at the same time. He says it is to everyone. It came…

— Timothy J. Keller

“Paul repeatedly promises Christians that nothing can separate them from the love of that God who is “for” them.”

— George R. Knight

“Christ did not exalt himself in a world full of self-promotion; rather he stepped down and served others, which most, especially the elite, in…

— Ben Witherington III

“If Paul brought the first generation of Christians the useful skills of a trained theologian, Origen was the first great philosopher to rethink the…

— Paul Johnson