This is a good Read also.....
It starts off like this.... but is about the same issue.
I really believe that a traditional (Confessional) and biblical form has been challenged.
I truly recommend reading this...
http://www.etsjets.org/files/JETS-PDFs/50/50-2/JETS_50-2_311-328_Wenger.pdf
It starts off like this.... but is about the same issue.
Within the last decade a noticeable shift has occurred in certain strains
of Reformation scholarship that has challenged the traditional understanding
of Calvin’s theology in significant areas. One challenge that has recurred in
several forms is the attempt to establish something of a realigning of Calvin’s
doctrines of justification and sanctification, asserting that the tradition has
portrayed them too disparately. The alternative proposed by recent scholarship
is the claim that rather than employing a distinct priority of justification
to sanctification akin to that of the Reformed Scholastics, Calvin subsumed
all his soteriology (and for some indeed his entire theology) under the rubric
of union with Christ.
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I really believe that a traditional (Confessional) and biblical form has been challenged.
I truly recommend reading this...
http://www.etsjets.org/files/JETS-PDFs/50/50-2/JETS_50-2_311-328_Wenger.pdf
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