01-16-2008, 02:33 AM
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Originally Posted by etexas  Firstly, not a fan of the whole Study Bible thing to begin with, and being an AV guy, not a huge NIV buff. THAT SAID  , here is my question: What is the theological leaning of the notes in this Bible? (I used to have one, but gave it away  ) I ask, because it was pointed out to me more than a few members of the team that worked on the notes were Reformed or Reformed leaning, I had always thought that it was a "broad evangelical" effort. I have been wrong before  , so, what is the scoop on this? Pax.   | It could probably be described as Reformed leaning broad evangelical if that makes any sense. You can certainly do worse than the NIV (or NASB or KJV Study Bible which are based on the NIV Study Bible) but there are better Reformed options.
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Beware of a religion without holdfasts. But if I get a grip upon a doctrine they call me a bigot. Let them do so. Bigotry is a hateful thing, and yet that which is now abused as bigotry is a great virtue, and greatly needed in these frivolous times. I have been inclined lately to start a new denomination, and call it "the Church of the Bigoted." Spurgeon
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