What did the Ivy League president say about Paul's doctrines?
An Ivy League president from the latter part of the 1800s, paraphrased in the transcript, warned that it is either back, back, back to the doctrines of Paul, or on, on, on to an apostasy. The exact quote was not available, but that was the president's essential point.
Les explains that Paul's letters are so often totally ignored, so he cites an Ivy League president from the latter part of the 1800s. Though he does not have the exact quote with him, he paraphrases it as: it is either back, back, back to the doctrines of Paul, or on, on, on to an apostasy. Les says he believes it more than ever and adds that if folks cannot get back to an understanding of Paul's doctrines, Christianity is in dire straits. This follows his point that Romans declares the basic doctrines of Paul's Gospel, while the Corinthian letters correct problems and defend his apostleship.