My name is Robert M. Bowman Jr., and I generally go by the name Rob. I am an evangelical Christian biblical scholar and apologist (the two are not mutually exclusive!), married with four children. In the far right column under “All Rob’s Links” you can find me and my work on various other websites including IRR.org, Facebook, and more.
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Rob,
Thanks. I look forward to hearing more of your perspectives on various biblical topics. Sincerely,
Lance Quinn
Rob,
How do I get ahold of the apologetics mp3 courses which I found on some website a few years ago? I’ll pay! I just want to know how to get them.
I don’t know for sure which ones you mean, but try here: https://www.credocourses.com/product/mini-course-understanding-mormons-jehovahs-witnesses/
Rob, I came across this: http://www.4windsfellowships.net/beliefs.html
It’s the first time I come across a view of God like that. He does not seem to affirm that Jesus is a creature, but he says that the Son was begotten in time, essentially. He also does not seem to deny that the Spirit is divine, but he sees the Spirit as “limited manifestation”. Just curious if this view has surfaced before in history, if it has a name, etc.
Hi Dr. Bowman. I love your content! Any tips for sources that thoroughly examine the debate on the plural language of Genesis 1:27? Thank you sir! I understand you addressed this in your book but I haven’t been able to find a copy.