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Kevin Giles has been writing for the past 20 years about how some Complementarians have been rewriting the doctrine of the Trinity. It seems finally the gravity of this problem is sinking in. Scot McKnight has discussed Kevin's latest book here . An excerpt for your interest: "Kevin Giles, who all along has been calling out Grudem and Ware and others, both was the first to call them out and now has written a small engaging account called The Rise and Fall of the Complementarian Doctrineof the Trinity. He has issued statement after statement but the authorities in the complementarian movement denounced him, ignored him, and therefore silenced him. But when the Reformed lights... came to his side, defended him, and denounced the inadequate and wrong-headedness of Grudem and Ware, the jig was up and suddenly Giles was no longer the bad guy. They will still largely ignore him, but the truth is out." Last year Christianity Today did a fairly cutting expose of the mot

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