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Peter
It just came to me where I remember the name Ray Vander Laan. A few years back a Bible study group I was involved in watched a DVD series by him where he taught in various places in Israel.
I actually liked this series, mainly because he went to where historians believed certain events happened. For instance, places where Jesus preached to the multitudes. In another video, Ray preached in a local fishing boat that was designed much in the same way as in Jesus time. I thought this method of teaching was very good and made the Bible come alive. Now, if I watched this series again today would I like it? Hard to say, but it sure was an interesting back drop to teach the Scriptures.
As to his association with Rob Bell, I hope not. But then again in what capacity was he associated with him, I don't believe in guilty by association. I do suspect that Ray Vander Laan is Arminian in his theology, not because I thought it was evident in his videos, but because the videos are put out by Focus on the Family.
Tom
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