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Companion to The Current Justification Controversy, A

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Companion to The Current Justification Controversy, A

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John W. Robbins
Trade paperback, 185 pages, 2003

This book contains a 70-page essay detailing the roots of the justification controversy in Reformed churches in Neo-orthodoxy, Romanism, the New Perspective on Paul, Reconstructionism, Biblical Theology, Richard Gaffin, Herman Bavinck, and Cornelius Van Til; and the fruits of the controversy in the Kinnaird case in the OPC and the Auburn Avenue Presbyterian Church in the PCA. In addition, Robert Reymond contributes a scholarly essay on the New Perspective on Paul. The volume also provides hard to obtain source documents from the Shepherd controversy.

Contents: The Roots and Fruits of the Shepherd Controversy, John W. Robbins; The Sanders/ Dunn "Fork in the Road" in the Current Controversy over the Pauline Doctrine of Justification by Faith; by Robert L. Reymond; Some Reasons for Dissenting from the Majority Report; by Philip E. Hughes; Letter of Concern; by 45 Theologians; Reason and Specifications Supporting the Action of the Board of Trustees in Removing Professor Shepherd, Westminster Theological Seminary Executive Committee; A Resolution to the Eleventh General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in America, O. Palmer Robertson; Index; Scripture Index

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