Théologien? Moi?

Someone in the francophone world who styles himself ThéoPol has written me up in this blog post: David Koyzis : le théologien dont les évangéliques ont besoin! ("The theologian evangelicals need!") Here is an excerpt, as translated by Chrome:

David Koyzis is a unique figure. This Canadian is relatively unknown in the Christian world and receives very little media attention; he doesn't even have a Wikipedia page. He holds a doctorate in political science and adheres to Reformed orthodoxy, which theologically aligns him with evangelicals committed to the Holy Scriptures.

In reality, D. Koyzis is not a professional theologian, but he deserves to be called one, for he is convinced that he uses his gifts and academic skills in service to the body of Christ for its edification. In a way, he positions himself before God and humanity as exercising a ministry in service to the body of Christ. 

My first book has been translated into Portuguese and Spanish, and I hope the other two will be translated too. Et maintenant nous avons besoin d'une traduction française!

Incidentally, I think the author is probably French, because he devotes a recent post to the anniversary of the 1905 law on the separation of the churches and the state.