This Fernley-Hartley Lecture represents an avowed attempt by Eric Baker, a leading Methodist scholar and statesman, to ""reach the ordinary man in the pew and the street."" This does not mean that scholarly precision in this important lecture is in any way lacking, but simply that the distinguished author has taken pains to express himself, as is his wont, with clarity and simplicity. Baker virtually claims, as did John Wesley himself, that ""the faith of a Methodist"" is just plain Christianity But Wesley was led to emphasize certain aspects of the gospel that had become obscure in the cold...
This Fernley-Hartley Lecture represents an avowed attempt by Eric Baker, a leading Methodist scholar and statesman, to ""reach the ordinary man in the...
So, I ask again: Who is Eric Baker? To the general public, he's just a simple real estate agent in the tri-state area selling multi-million dollar real estate to the average man on the street as long as the average man has millions of dollars to drop on a small studio apartment. To Lucy, he's a lover and a whore in the bedroom and a chef in the kitchen. To his boss Bill, he's the son he never had. To me he's just Eric, y'know. He's still just Eric from the block. Published by Dostoyevsky Wannabe.
So, I ask again: Who is Eric Baker? To the general public, he's just a simple real estate agent in the tri-state area selling multi-million dollar rea...