There are many statements in this book with which it is difficult to find fault. However, there is also much in this book that should be of great concern to Bible-believing Christians. From these scriptures a conceptual framework is constructed through which all other passages of Scripture are viewed.
Framework interpretations have their strengths and weaknesses.
Their greatest strength is that they are difficult to refute, because their acceptance produces a complete interpretative system for the adherent. The survival of the framework systems of Arminianism and Calvinism over hundreds of years bear testimony to this. They do, however, have two fatal flaws. First, they are inherently unbiblical because they fail to deal fairly with the whole of Scripture. Secondly, they are only as strong as those scriptures on which the framework is based.