The problem with evangelical theology : testing the exegetical foundations of Calvinism, dispensationalism, and Wesleyanism /
Material type: TextWaco, Texas : Baylor University Press, ©2005Description: xi, 294 pages ; 23 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781932792423
- BR 1640 W775 2005
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Part One – Augustine’s Children: The Problems with Reformed Theology
1. Oh Adam, Where Art Thou?
2. Squinting at the Pauline “I” Chart
3. Laying Down the Law with Luther
4. Awaiting the Election Results
Part Two – On Dispensing with Dispensationalism
5. Enraptured but not Uplifted: The Origins of Dispensationalism and Prophecy
6. What Goes Up, Must Come down: The Problem with Rapture Theology
7. Will the Real Israel of God Please Stand Up?
Part Three – Mr. Wesley Heading West
8. Jesus, Paul, and John: Keeping Company in the Kingdom
9. New Birth or New Creatures?
10. Amazing Prevenient Grace and Entire Sanctification
Part Four – The Long Journey Home – Where Do We Go from Here?
11. Reimagining the Mystery
12. And So?
Coda: Rebirth of Orthodoxy or Return to Fundamentalism?
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