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| Titre : | Lead Us Not Into Deception : A Biblical Examination of Moral Government Theology |
| Auteurs : | A.W. Gomes, Auteur |
| Type de document : | texte imprimé |
| Mention d'édition : | 3rd ed. |
| Editeur : | À compte d'auteur, 1986 |
| Format : | vii + 123 p. |
| Langues: | Anglais |
| Index. décimale : | KK/B (Présentation et critique de certains courants (néo-)charismatiques) |
| Note de contenu : |
- 1. Introduction : Statement of the Problem / Contemporary Manifestations of the Moral Government Teaching / Need for the Study : The Seriousness of the Error ; The Pervasiveness of the Teaching ; The Deceptiveness of the Organizations Propagating It ; The Negative Practical Effects of Moral Government Teaching ; The Lack of Substantive Works Refuting This Heresy / Sources for the Study - 2. The Nature and Attributes of God * Part I — The Biblical View: The Unchanging God / God's Immutable Character / God’s Immutable Counsels : Does God Change His Mind? ; How Are Passages Which Show God “Repenting” to Be Explained ? (Jonah and the Ninevites ; Genesis 6:5-6) / God’s Immutable Knowledge * Part II — The Moral Government View: The Chameleon God : Is God Changeable In His Character? / Is God Changeable In His Counsels? / Is God Changeable In His Knowledge? - 3. The Moral Government Teaching on Our Lord's Atonement * Part I — The Biblical View of the Atonement : The Godward Aspects : Propitiation ; Payment of a Debt / The Manward Aspects : Justification ; Imputation of Righteousness ; The Application of the Atonement * Part II — The Moral Government View of the Atonement : Godward Aspects of the Governmental View: The Moral Government God Requires (No Propitiation); The Moral Government God Requires No Payment for Sin / Manward Aspects of the Governmental View : The Atonement Makes a Moral Impression ; Justification and Imputation of Righteousness Denied ; Moral Government Salvation Is by Works / Concluding Thoughts About the Governmental View of the Atonement - 4. The Moral Government Teaching on Man and Sin * Part I — The Biblical View of Man and Sin : Definition of Terms : Sin ; Original Sin / Results of the First Man’s Sin : The Imputation of Adamic Guilt to Posterity : Proof of the doctrine ; Death : Proof that all die in Adam ; Sin Nature : Proof that man has a sin nature ; Total Depravity and Total Inability : Proof of total depravity/inability / The Provision for Original Sin / Objections to the Doctrine of Original Sin : The Doctrine of Original Sin Allegedly Unfair ; The Doctrine of Original Sin Allegedly Destroys Free Will / Concluding Statement of the Doctrine of Original Sin * Part II—The Moral Government View of Man and Sin : Moral Government Definition of Sin / A Brief Sketch of the Moral Government View of Original Sin: Moral Government Denies Adamic Imputation ; Moral Government Denies the Sin Nature ; Moral Government Denies Total Depravity/Total Inability - 5. A Parallel Comparison of the Moral Government Teaching With the Word of God : The Counsels of God / Omniscience/Foreknowledge / The Atonement / Justification / The Holiness of God / Sin / Moral Ability - 6. Summary, a Call to Action, and Conclusions : Summary / A Call to Action : Step #1 : Admit Guilt ; Step #2: Stop Teaching Moral Government ; Step #3: Attempt to Undo Some of the Past Damage ; Step #4: Give a Definitive Doctrinal Statement / Conclusion - Appendix A: “My YWAM Daze": A Testimony (Gregory L. Robertson) - Appendix B: Documentation - Bibliography - Endnotes |
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| KK/B 004 | KK/B 004 | Livre | Bibliothèque principale | Livres empruntables | Prêt possible Disponible |
