Originally posted by Ally
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And I think if I get Paul correct he is actually agreeing with you to some extent. However what he is also saying is that Historians have to consider sources and make balance on what the historical record informs and tells us.
Their opinion is not based on their experience of the individual but their experience of what the sources tell them. There is a big difference between the two.
Martin has studied Anderson's theological writing and to challenge his views on them any critic must go there and challenge the individual points he makes.
It is no good resorting to generalization if you wish to contradict Martin Fido.
It is now late hear. I will continue tomorrow. But I only intend to stick to the subject. Anything personal is on my ignore button.
Sweet dreams

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