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Justification And The New Perspectives On Paul A Review And Response Guy Prentiss Waters

SKU: BELL-5302462

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Publisher: P & R Pub

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.68 MB

Pages: 273

Author: Guy Prentiss Waters

ISBN: 9780875526492, 0875526497

Language: English

Year: 2004

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Justification And The New Perspectives On Paul A Review And Response Guy Prentiss Waters by Guy Prentiss Waters 9780875526492, 0875526497 instant download after payment.

Have evangelicals misunderstood Paul? Was the Reformation doctrine of justification a mistake? The New Perspective on Paul has serious implications for that pivotal doctrine of the gospel. Guy Waters lays out the theological, historical, and cultural antecedents to the New Perspective and examines its leading proponents. He offers a trenchant critique of their work and warns us of problems that the New Perspective may pose within the Church.
Abstract: Have evangelicals misunderstood Paul? Was the Reformation doctrine of justification a mistake? The New Perspective on Paul has serious implications for that pivotal doctrine of the gospel. Guy Waters lays out the theological, historical, and cultural antecedents to the New Perspective and examines its leading proponents. He offers a trenchant critique of their work and warns us of problems that the New Perspective may pose within the Church