R. R. RenoCritiques

Very eloquent, aside from the inexplicable kicking Karl Popper gets. Ends without a resolution, just a litany of well wishes. The book shows a very limited number of options, either go back to the past or perish following the current path. There are different directions to try other than back.

I think this would be a good book for someone who is unfamiliar with patristic/pre-critical biblical exegesis and is skeptical that it has much to offer.

Bible, O.T. Commentary