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Covenant Unity or Diversity: Niehaus Responds

Closed Published by jdodson March 12th, 2008 on Creation Project

The discussion regarding the viablity of reading the Scriptures from a monocovenantal framework continues. Proponents of the view include Scott Hafemann, W. J. Dumbrell, while most Reformed folk and Niehaus disagree. Dr. Jeffrey Niehaus has kindly contributed to that discussion with a clarifying comment here and the discussion has continued here.
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More on the Future of Justification

Closed Published by jdodson November 12th, 2007 on Creation Project

I have shifted the Justification discussion and other theologically nuanced discussions to another blog, theological.wordpress.com where I explain why I have created a separate blog and what I perceive the primary exegetical issues to be with 2 Cor 5:21.

The Forgettable Future of Justification

Closed Published by jdodson November 9th, 2007 on Creation Project

The much anticipated Piper book The Future of Justification is a well-thought out response to N.T. Wright’s overall theology of justification. His tone is humble yet forceful, irenic and ever pastoral. Piper levels various critiques of Wright’s understanding of justification, some valid others invalid. However, his treatment of the classic text on double imputation, 2 […]

Covenant Theology: One or Many?

Closed Published by jdodson October 25th, 2007 on Creation Project

Readers familiar with Covenant theology, will likely be aware of the theological divide over how many and what kind of covenants exist in the Bible (covenant of works, covenant of grace, dispensations, etc.). You, no doubt, consider this debate to be of the utmost importance, especially given its implications for the Reformed understanding of justification […]

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