Deciphering Covenant Theology (Part 17)
Read the series.
Looking Deeper into the Problems with Covenant Theology (3)
2. CT starts its reading of the Bible in the wrong place.
Deciphering Covenant Theology (Part 16)
Read the series.
Looking Deeper into the Problems with Covenant Theology (2)
1. CT is a mainly deductive approach to reading the Bible.
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Deciphering Covenant Theology (Part 14)
Read the series. This and the previous installment use material from my article “The Eschatology of Covenant Theology,” originally published in the Journal of Dispensational Theology, 10:30 (Sep 2006).
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Deciphering Covenant Theology (Part 13)
Read the series. This and the next installment use material from my article “The Eschatology of Covenant Theology,” originally published in the Journal of Dispensational Theology, 10:30 (Sep 2006).
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Are young earth creationism and dispensationalist eschatology to blame for our conspiracy theory problem?
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“Caught between the (semi) proverbial rock of Ham and the hard place of LaHaye, many Christians–especially American fundamentalists and evangelicals–have been progressively conditioned to resort to conspiracy as an explanatory heuristic” - Conciliar Post
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Review: Covenantal and Dispensational Theologies: Four Views on the Continuity of Scripture
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Covenant Theology by Michael Horton, Progressive Covenantalism by Stephen Wellum, Progressive Dispensationalism by Darrell Bock, Traditional Dispensationalism by Mark Snoeberger - P&D
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Covenantal and Dispensational Theologies: Four Views on the Continuity of Scripture
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“I just read this debate-book, and it’s as good as I had hoped. I plan to require it in my systematic theology course on the church and the end times.” - Andy Naselli
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“Dispensationalists hold to the originalist approach to hermeneutics.”
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“Dispensationalists … believe (1) that meaning is contained in words, (2) that words can have a broad semantic range, (3) that that range is limited in any instantiated use of those words by historical context, and (4) that the original intention of the author is both fixed and impervious to evolution.” - Snoeberger
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