Just came across this well-balanced review of N.T. Wright's new book on Justification by Denver Seminary. This piece of writing is more edifying compared to the discussion moderated by Burk which I blogged earlier. There is no character vilification here. Just an objective review of the book and Piper's challenge which will allow its readers to take interest in the topic and read the books by both the pastor and the bishop for themselves before making their own conclusions based on informed first-hand reading. Interesting to note how this review differs from the panelists of the above mentioned discussion. The reviewer does not seem to think that Wright's language and characterization in the first chapter concerning his critics as being out of tone nor uncharitable.
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