Has anyone read Lillback's treatment of Calvin's covenant theology? I read it a while back and didn't find it as controversial as it was claimed to be (since it was written to refute men like Perry Miller). He even defended Calvin as having a prototype of the Covenant of Works.

I have read Fesko's review of it and expected Fesko to be a little more hard-hitting. In the end he said it was a good book aside from a few problems here and there, and the problems were of degree, not kind.

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J. B. Atken
John Knox PCA
Layman, M.A. student at Louisiana College