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Tag Archives: r. scott clark
R. Scott Clark: Recovering the Reformed Confession
Clark, R. Scott. Recovering the Reformed Confession. Dr Clark’s book can be focused around three themes: 1) a distinctively Reformed piety flows from a Reformed theology and this piety will be directly counter to the 2) Quest for Illegitimate Religious Certainty … Continue reading
Posted in American Evangelicalism, Book Review, church, Occult, theology
Tagged ectypal theology, jonathan edwards, piety, r. scott clark, revivalism, sacraments, sanctification
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Study notes on Caspar Olevian and Substance
I will write a formal review later. R. Scott Clark has several fascinating sections reconstructing German Calvinism in the 16th century, along with rebutting the Heppe-thesis and such. The review will cover those parts. This book is so useful on … Continue reading
Substance of the Covenant of Grace
HT to R. Scott Clark. I plan to get this volume when I accrue (merit?) enough Amazon points. 2. Under the new covenant or testament, however, these promised blessings are not given to all men, because God is true, thus … Continue reading
Posted in Church History, theology
Tagged caspar olevian, covenant of grace, r. scott clark
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