An Interview with Dan Wallace, Part 2 of 3

In light of some of the recent discussion over at Conservative Reformed Mafia I thought it would be a good idea to check in with Dan Wallace to get his perspective on inerrancy, Christ-centered theology, the current state of evangelicalism and more. For those unfamiliar with Dan Wallace and his work, here is a brief biographical sketch from the blog he contributes to, Parchment & Pen:

"Dan has taught Greek and New Testament courses on a graduate school level since 1979. He has a Ph.D. from Dallas Theological Seminary, and is currently professor of New Testament Studies at his alma mater. Dan also serves at Stonebriar Community Church in Frisco, TX as an instructor to The Theology Program teaching elective courses in New Testaments studies. His Greek textbook Greek Grammar: Beyond the Basics is a standard text in seminaries and colleges. Dan is also an advisor and instructor at Reclaiming the Mind Ministries. Visit Dan’s website."

Part Two the interview continues below.

JW: Talk about the importance of a Christ-centered approach to theology and how this has influenced your efforts in theology, hermeneutics, Greek grammar, etc. over the years.

DW: I have been a Christian now for fifty-one years (I came to a saving knowledge of Christ at age four). As every year passes, the more I am convinced of less and less but convinced of it more and more. That is to say, the inner circle of my core beliefs may be shrinking but my conviction about the innermost circle of those beliefs is deepened and strengthened...

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