Which John Macarthur books do you like and why?
I feel the same about Walter Martin and HHJim M said:I hate to admit this, but when I owned a Christian bookstore I refused to stock John MacArthur books. If people wanted to order a copy, I would order it for them but I did not want him on my shelves.
One of the reasons I would not stock JMac was because he had a tendency to call names in his incessant attacks on Charismatics. Because he had been proven wrong so many times and I knew some of the people he attacked personally (and knew he was wrong), I felt his research was faulty, at best, or intentionally false, at worst. I was personally offended by is inaccurate, spurious, off-the-wall comments about the fellowship with which I am affiliated in his books Charismatic Chaos. Rich Nathan soundly defended against his false charges (to see article, link here).
I have a problem with teachers who throw out charges without getting their facts straight and then when soundly refuted refuse to offer an apology or repent of bearing false witness. JMac is one of those people.
Personally, I think he is a bully with a bully pulpit and I have told him so (although he probably never read my email).
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Jim M said:So do I. Strange thing, though, Hank Hanegraaf attends Calvary Chapel, Costa Mesa.
Go figure.
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We are strange (peculiar, I thinkthe KJV calls us).Asaph said:Do I think he's a little......hhmm.....rigid? Yes.
Do I think he painstakingly documented his research? Yes.
Wrong author, wrong book......Jim M said:We are strange (peculiar, I thinkthe KJV calls us).
But if you really think he rpainstakenly researches his "facts", check out the article link in post#4.
Heck, I'll save you time, I'll put the link here.
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