This is surprising. I'd have expected Paul to lead with a statement of what Timothy should be teaching.
There is great value in restraining wrong thinking. At times, it can be more urgent than implementing right thinking.
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Sunday, March 8, 2009
What Not to Teach
This is surprising. I'd have expected Paul to lead with a statement of what Timothy should be teaching.
There is great value in restraining wrong thinking. At times, it can be more urgent than implementing right thinking.
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