You be the judge. I recommend these posts for the simple fact that they will get you thinking and will help you understand (in part) N.T. Wright's beliefs.

It is a good thing to read and understand other view points to make sure what you believe is best, and it is good to think through views different than yours in order to more fully understand the overall topic at hand. If we're not even willing to consider whether what we currently believe could be wrong (for lack of better term), then there is yet another more fundamental issue happening.

Jim Hamilton presents a good Q & A on N.T. Wright. Also read the subsequent comments.

Joel over at Sacra Doctrina also presents a Q & A of sorts in his Tom Wright and Reactions.

Both provide a good start in trying to understand NT Wright. I would highly recommend getting Wright's books so that you get a firsthand experience in what he teaches. If we only rely on second- and third-hand information on NT Wright (and anyone else for that matter!!!), we will lose sight of the real issues and begin debating caricatures rather than the issues themselves.