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Federal Vision/New Perspectives Discussion of the various innovations regarding justification (New Perspective on Paul, Federal Vision, Shepherdism)

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Old 10-06-2007, 01:45 PM
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On a positive note...

With all the concern over Federal Vision...is it just me or has FV seemed to have lost a tremendous amount of steam over the last year? Does anyone else perceive that this is something that is 'on its way out'?
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It didn't have a lot of steam to begin with. It was blown out of proportion by a few Presbyteries (not saying their critiques aren't accurate--I think there is much truth to them). It was a microcosm of several small denominations with a very small Reformed world. That is empirically obvious. The Reformed world is tiny to begin with. The FV was a tiny section of a tiny section.
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