The Covenant of Grace in Puritan ThoughtWipf and Stock Publishers, 1 sept. 2010 - 236 pages A comprehensive account of the major theological themes in the late sixteenth and early seventeenth century Puritanism of England and New England as seen through the concept "covenant of grace." The covenant of grace, von Rohr argues, enabled Puritanism to affirm both a continuation of Calvinistic predestinationism and an emergent voluntaristic pietism, pastorally both the absolute and conditional promises of God. An extensive array of primary source material is used in substantiating the author's thesis. |
Table des matières
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The Nature of the Covenant | 53 |
Covenant and the Ordo Salutis | 87 |
Covenant and Predestination | 113 |
The Agents of the Covenant | 135 |
Covenant and Assurance | 155 |
Bibliography | 197 |
Index of Persons | 215 |
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