scott hahn

[HomeTeamFamily]

this isnt a thread prasing him, although he deserves much of it

i was wondering how many apologists on here are familiar with hahns work with salvation history and the idea that the new covenant that God established with His church is modeled after a family and family life......

i think its an interesting idea, and makes very much sense

[Neal4Christ]

I read his book, [i]A Father Who Keeps His Promises[/i], and he deals with this subject. It was very good and enlightening. I won't look at salvation quite the same way.

[phatcatholic]

[quote name='Neal4Christ' date='Jan 9 2005, 12:31 AM'] I read his book, [i]A Father Who Keeps His Promises[/i], and he deals with this subject. It was very good and enlightening. I won't look at salvation quite the same way. [/quote]
i agree. scott hahn is the man who introduced me to covenant theology.

[HomeTeamFamily]

hmm i may need to pick that one up...or at least read it

[StColette]

Anything by Scott Hahn is a must have especially his Marian stuff

[HomeTeamFamily]

hey thanks for not hijacking THIS thread jennie

[StColette]

[quote name='VoloHumilisEsse' date='Jan 9 2005, 02:37 AM'] hey thanks for not hijacking THIS thread jennie [/quote]
You're most welcome Adam

[franciscanheart]

isnt that almost like hijacking by the owner? i think it is....

[HomeTeamFamily]

no, when the owner "hijacks" it is assumed that the material that is used to "hijack" is just added onto the subject of the thread, so for example, now this thread is open to discusson on scott hahn and his theories of the covenant plan, as well as my supposed hijacking

and in reality, jennie hijacked this one too by diverting the subject onto scott hahn and marian texts, not salvation history

[StColette]

Technically Adam deary Marian stuff does fit into Salvation history

[franciscanheart]

i think youre reading to deeply into it. and now this thread has been hijacked. too late for all the thinking anyway. might as well just give up.





btw scott hahn is the bomb.

[goldenchild17]

I'm going through his "Salvation History" cd's right now

[HomeTeamFamily]

awww man i was totally thinking about buying those from teh bookstore i work at.....im so jealous

[goldenchild17]

Yah, a family friend gave me a copy for free. I can totally look at the Bible in a different light now. It's good stuff.

[Ziggamafu]

A Father Who Keeps His Promises and The Lamb's Supper have been very influential in getting my mother-in-law to re-evaluate the Church. I'm hoping she'll read First Comes Love next.

[Neal4Christ]

[quote name='VoloHumilisEsse' date='Jan 9 2005, 02:03 AM'] hmm i may need to pick that one up...or at least read it [/quote]
I would highly recommend that. In my opinion, it is one of his best books.

[FutureSoror]

I read it a couple years ago as an accompaniment to reading a large part of the Old testament. I've been thinking of picking it up again, because I've forgotten most of it.

[InHisHands381]

I just bought a Scott Hahn book...The Lamb's Supper....I intend to read it Thursday on the airplane to Europe...

[Oik]

I while back ago, I would recommend G. K. Chesterton and Scot Hahn to everyone.

A couple of times, the other people around be say, "They aren't the only Catholic writers, ya' know!"

What zingers, but true i guess.

Still like Scott Hahn and G. K. Chesterton though.

[Fides_et_Ratio]

(Chesterton rocks. I love Chesterton.)

My Intro. to Scripture class in Gaming was all about covenant theology--that was pretty much how we handled the OT-- the covenants, and then looked at the New Covenant in the NT, and how all previous covenants were fulfilled in Christ, etc. A lot of the class was taken from Scott Hahn's book.