Book Comments: Hahn and Johnson

I'm so glad to see a level headed Protestant review of Dr. Hahn's book. I've been a fan of Scott for nearly 5 years. He opened the covenant relationship between God and man more than anyone I know. He really has a great handle on it. I look forward to reading this book. Scott is one of several leading the way to great reform in the Catholic church for which we can be thankful. He's a profound believer and writer.
Thank you Scott for adding another Scott to look at on your blog.

Scot, Good idea for a book notes addition to Jesus Creed, although part of me goes 'Oh no, another book I should read. And how does Scot find the time?'
[Nice photo Trinity College Dublin's library btw. The Book of Kells used to sit in a glass case in the middle. Now downstairs in a special exhibition]

Ya caught me Mike. I forgot to drop my "T" when I switched to the double "T's". It's like my last name. I can't tell you how many letters to Mr. Olsen addressed to Mr. Olesson, Olessen, Ohlssen, Ohlesson, Olson etc etc.

And Patrick..I've asked myself the same question. How can Sco(tt) read so many books. Then I got the answer. He's paid to read. Now if only I can land a job like that. (It helps to be a PERfessor too. or is that Purrfessor for a guy who is a cool cat)

In the publishers recomendation for the book they says: "This thoughtful and passionate study should help break down the walls between Christianity and other religious traditions."
How is that articulated in the book? I am a little surprised if this is a correct description of LT Johnson's view (and then even of your recommendation of it )..

Thanks, Scot. This is an excellent idea and I look forward to future posts like this.