SoldierOfTheRock
Puritan Board Freshman
Well, my first semester of College is done with at Cedarville University. And what have I learned.... some stuff about the NPP and alot about rejecting Limited Atonement.
All this talk about the imputation of Christ\'s righteousness and stuff has me thinking about it all again. Sad to say I let it slip for the past few months, I was not watching my doctrine very well. But since it is the only thing that makes sense I need to study it again.
So here is my real question. I know that John Owen wrote \"The Death of Death in the Death of Christ\" and that is supposed to be a great defense of Limited Atonement, but I find it quite hard to understand. Is there a more modern book that deals with this subject? Or even a book that deals with the subject very thoroughly while not completely about it?
I know nothing beats old fashioned Bible study, for nothing makes me more confident than learning something directly from the Word, but sometimes I need a good boost in the right direction. The total denial of particular redemption has had it effects on me for the past few months.
Thanks in advance,
Joshua
All this talk about the imputation of Christ\'s righteousness and stuff has me thinking about it all again. Sad to say I let it slip for the past few months, I was not watching my doctrine very well. But since it is the only thing that makes sense I need to study it again.
So here is my real question. I know that John Owen wrote \"The Death of Death in the Death of Christ\" and that is supposed to be a great defense of Limited Atonement, but I find it quite hard to understand. Is there a more modern book that deals with this subject? Or even a book that deals with the subject very thoroughly while not completely about it?
I know nothing beats old fashioned Bible study, for nothing makes me more confident than learning something directly from the Word, but sometimes I need a good boost in the right direction. The total denial of particular redemption has had it effects on me for the past few months.
Thanks in advance,
Joshua