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Greg Smith commented on Harry's blog post 'The Lutheran Study Bible'

Ordered mine last February. Got it early October about three weeks ahead of the Reformation Day planned release date. Great stuff.

on Friday

Greg Smith replied to Marv's discussion 'Kindle?'

Did you invent the Kindle before or after you invented the internet?!? :)

on Thursday

Greg Smith replied to Jack's discussion 'Does the Bible forbid a man to have two or more wives, similtaneously?'

Good one. This does seem to be the definitive word on the matter.

December 8

Greg Smith replied to Dr Mike's discussion 'About this Dispensational thing . . .'

As a non-dispensationalist I would like to make a statement that will probably be interpreted as a slam against Dispensationalism but it is not intended that way. This is the first thing I have ever heard from the dispensational camp that gives me p…

November 27

Greg Smith replied to Barrett Young's discussion 'Lutheran Study Bible'

Try this link: http://www.cph.org/cphstore/pages/resources/tlsb/

November 16

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November 6

Greg Smith replied to ScottL's discussion 'John Piper On The Prosperity Gospel'

I agree wholeheartedly. I wish Piper would give us a book about this. Something that could be handed to a prosperity gospel person that would help them see the error of their message.

November 3

Greg Smith replied to Rey Reynoso's discussion 'Theology of Book Reading'

"Something that I haven't done yet but will start soon, is reading theologians from non-western culture. Particularly Africa and Latin America where their view of the Pauline corpus is vastly different than our western thinking." Damien, do you hav…

September 28

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Tell us about yourself

Husband. Father of four grown children. No grandkids yet, but I have two married daughters! Enjoy weight lifting and racquetball. Like to cook and eat and entertain others. Elder in my church. Love to study and teach the Word.

How would you describe yourself theologically?

Mostly Lutheran, but I desire a bit more vitality that the average Lutheran church offers.

I come from a charismatic background but am deeply disappointed in where the movement has gone. I like to describe myself as post-charismatic. In actuality, I am charismatic in the vein of Piper and Grudem.

Eschatologically, I am amillennial; but I disagree that this implies pessimism. I like to refer to myself as operationally post-millennial.

Who is the greatest theologian in the last 2000 years? (Besides Biblical People!)

Luther