Reviews for Raising Interfaith Children: Spiritual Orphans or Spiritual Heirs?

The average rating for Raising Interfaith Children: Spiritual Orphans or Spiritual Heirs? based on 2 reviews is 2.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2008-02-08 00:00:00 Michael Bartosh This is very clearly written and very convincing in its arguments. As I was reading, I thought "It would be really cool to lay out Paul's letters in the way that Trobisch has found makes best sense of them" and then, at the very close of the book, he recreates a new "greeting and explanation" in the style of Paul himself, exactly as I wanted. I might still make a "Trobisch Version" of Paul's first four letters, for my own personal reading and enjoyment, and then try to work out if something similar can be done with some of the other letters. You know, because I've got that much spare time on my hands...

Review # 2 was written on 2012-03-27 00:00:00 Kim Furzer The information in the first half about manuscripts, transmission, and the argument for an official letter collection is fascinating and well worth the price of the book. The second half begins to get more speculative and less convincing. Still, it was a very impacting read and I can't wait to read his other book on the NT.