Calvinism, Hyper-Calvinism and Arminianism

W. Gary Crampton

Kenneth G. Talbot

Religion & Spirituality

Still Waters Revival Books,Canada

<p>Gordon H. Clark is one of the clearest thinking and clearest writing theologians and philosophers of the twentieth century, yet one of the least influential. One suspects that the twentieth century's unfamiliarity with Dr. Clark stems from the radical nature of his thinking, which was so at variance with the prevailing intellectual winds of the times.</p>

Karl Barth's Theological Method

Trinity Foundation

<p>By Scripture Alone is an articulate well-reasoned defense of the principal doctrine of Christianity, that the Bible, and the Bible alone is the Word of God. It answers some of the most common questions and charges by Roman Catholics such as "what is the role of tradition?" "Did the Church create the Word of God or did the Word of God create the Church?" Come let us reason together!!! Foreword by Robert L. Reymond; Introduction; Part I: The Westminster Assembly's Doctrine of Holy Scripture: The Necessity of Scripture; The Identity of Scripture; The Authority of Scripture; The Sufficiency of Scripture; The Clarity of Scripture; The Transmission and Preservation of Scripture; The Interpretation of Scripture; The Finality of Scripture; Conclusion; Part II: Sola Scriptura versus Sola Ekklesia: Totalitarians See Christian Freedom as Anarchy; Alleged Fallacies; Red Herrings; Twisting Scripture; The Foolishness of Philosophers; A Little Church History; Tradition; The Reformers; The Foolishness of Priests; Conclusion; Index; Scripture Index.</p>

By Scripture Alone

Christian Books & Bibles

Trinity Foundations

Interpreting Edwards is written as an overview and analysis of Dr. John H. Gerstner s three volume set: The Rational Biblical Theology of Jonathan Edward. Gerstner s work is the most thorough study of the theology of Jonathan Edwards yet published. As this book reveals, his theology was very much in line with the teaching of the Westminster Standards, which are comprised of the Westminster Confession of Faith (1647), and the Larger (1648) and Shorter (1648) Catechisms, and to which he confessed his adherence. The purpose of this book, in giving an overview and analysis of Gerstner s work, is to use it as somewhat of a guideline and springboard for a more in depth study of the Puritan sage, aided by numerous other writings by and about Edwards, which are included in the extensive bibliography.

Interpreting Edwards: An Overview and Analysis of John H. Gerstner s The Rational Biblical Theology of Jonathan Edwards

Whitefield Media Group

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