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Table of Contents
Introduction
No Exegetical Engagement
No Historical-Theological Engagement
Summary of Their Argument, Part 1
Summary of Their Argument, Part 2
Summary of Their Argument, Part 3
Response to the Core Argument,
Response to the Pendulum Analogy
An Unstable Paradigm?
A "Pure" Covenant of Grace?
Spiritual Schizophrenia?
The Merit of Christ
The Necessity of Christ's Perfect Active Obedience
The Alleged Necessity (for His Merit) of Christ's Divine Nature
Christology–The Two Natures of Christ
The Proper Role of Christ's Divine Nature
Implications for the Doctrine of God
The Singular Glory of Christ's Meritorious Obedience
Flawed Typology?
Conclusion
Introduction
No Exegetical Engagement
No Historical-Theological Engagement
Summary of Their Argument, Part 1
Summary of Their Argument, Part 2
Summary of Their Argument, Part 3
Response to the Core Argument,
Response to the Pendulum Analogy
An Unstable Paradigm?
A "Pure" Covenant of Grace?
Spiritual Schizophrenia?
The Merit of Christ
The Necessity of Christ's Perfect Active Obedience
The Alleged Necessity (for His Merit) of Christ's Divine Nature
Christology–The Two Natures of Christ
The Proper Role of Christ's Divine Nature
Implications for the Doctrine of God
The Singular Glory of Christ's Meritorious Obedience
Flawed Typology?
Conclusion
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