Peer Review
Peer review is what happens when an author submits a manuscript and the publisher asks them to nominate some experts who might review it. Keen to maximize their chances of publication, the author might pick their mentor, members of their dissertation committee, and maybe a friend from seminary.
In contrast, the content on The Grace Commentary has been scrutinized by readers of all stripes and persuasions. Some are pastors and professors; many are not. Some are fans who love what I write; others are critics who challenge what I say. But nearly all of them love the Lord and are familiar with the scriptures.
To date, readers of my books, articles, and posts have contributed more than 40,000 comments, and this feedback has been invaluable to my writing. It is fair to say that the content here on The Grace Commentary has been shaped or critiqued by all sorts of believers from a variety of denominational backgrounds.
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