Dear Editor,
In the May 4th edition of the online Church Times, "Using Judas To Push an Agenda," Robin Griffith-Jones uses the word "handbagged" to describe N.T.Wright's rhetorical approach (to Gnosticism) in a review of his book, Judas and the Gospel of Jesus. I confess to feeling both "sandbagged and hornswoggled" reading N. T. Wright but not actually "handbagged" (yet).
Deirdre Good
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I have to confess that I have no idea what being "handbagged" might actually connote, but "sandbagged and hornswoggled" I get!
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