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Tag Archives: meredith kline
Kline: Images of the Spirit
Kline argues that the Spirit is the Glory-Spirit who is a sign of creation’s telos (Kline 110). He takes note of the Spirit’s activities and how they manifest God’s glory. All of that sounds well and good. Sunday Schooley even. … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, theology
Tagged angels, heaven, holy spirit, meredith kline, munus triplex
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Horton: People and Place–A Covenant Ecclesiology
Horton finishes his unique project by examining the role that “covenant” plays in ecclesial discussions, yet the book is not simply another exercise in “how covenant theology proves infant baptism.” It is much more nuanced and detailed. Horton has demonstrated … Continue reading
Review: Horton, Covenant and Salvation
Horton attempts to give a full-orbed defense of Reformed soteriology, utilizing current scholarship, identifying potential weaknesses, and communicating this in a new and cogent manner. And he has largely succeeded. Similar to other projects, Horton places salvation within a covenantal … Continue reading
Review: God, Heaven, and Har Magedon
This book is a mix of very good, and very, very, very bad. While containing brilliant insights into biblical symbology, Kline felt obligated to include every one of his unique (and often controversial) positions into this book. He begins on … Continue reading
Posted in American Theology, Book Review, Eschatology
Tagged common grace, klaas schilder, meredith kline, postmillennialism, premillennialism
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Frame, Review: Doctrine of the Word of God
A fitting end to a fine series. This isn’t Frame’s best work ever (that would either be DG or DCL) but it is good and there are legitimate reasons for this volume’s limitations. Frame wanted to get his book on … Continue reading
Posted in American Theology, Book Review, theology
Tagged 5 Point Covenant, canon, covenant, meredith kline, revelation
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