The Pattern of New Testament Truth Christopher A. Pynes Basel and Afghani speak candidly--and

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The Pattern of New Testament Truth Christopher A. Pynes Basel and Afghani speak candidly--andGeorge Eldon Ladd here addresses the problem of differences and similarities in the theologies of the New Testament writers, and seeks to show in this examination what he calls "the pattern of New Testament truth." The author argues against an overemphasis on Gnosticism in the study of the background of the New Testament. Ladd then goes on to consider a philosophical movement, prevalent during the first century, about which much more is known Greek