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Tag Archives: traducianism
Review: The Biblical Doctrine of Man (Gordon Clark)
Thesis: Gordon Clark identifies the “man” with the “soul, spirit, or mind” (Clark 88). Man is the image (9). Clark doesn’t want to include the body in the definition of the image, but not because he is a rationalist. He … Continue reading
Posted in American Theology, Book Review, theology
Tagged anthropology, behaviorism, gordon clark, traducianism
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Analytical Outline of American Augustinian
While the title appears to limit the book’s scope, this treatise is nothing less than a masterpiece in explaining key loci in Reformed theology. Oliver Crisp outlines how William G.T. Shedd’s “Augustinian Realism” shapes his theology–and he makes us love … Continue reading
Posted in American Theology, theology
Tagged hypostatic union, oliver crisp, substance dualism, traducianism, wgt shedd
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Justice Wins (a review of Shedd)
While there are some gaps in Shedd, he is strong precisely where the modern church is weak (if I may borrow a phrase from Packer). This updated edition by Gomes is a masterpiece. It is magnificently bound, has accessible foonotes, … Continue reading
Posted in American Theology, Book Review
Tagged guilt, hell, punishment, traducianism, wgt shedd
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