Theos-Talk Archives (February 2003 Message tt00022)

Steve, you wrote:

"Hodgson makes no more than half a dozen points in his Report, all of 
which can be deconstructed and shown to be flawed." 

Steve, can you summarize Hodgson's "half a dozen points" and briefly 
show how these points are flawed?

This summary might educate people like Brigitte/Brian who apparently 
still believe Hodgson's major allegations are valid.

Daniel H. Caldwell

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