RESERVE SHELF A Defense of Free Grace Theology [on Reserve Shelf]

The Reserve Shelf is located Directly across from the Librarian's Office on the Main Campus

Plot

"A Defense of Free Grace Theology is a rejoinder to Dr. Wayne Grudem's critique of Free Grace Theology and a response to other Reformed theologians' articulations and conclusions. The contributors to this book seek to biblically describe and defend a true Grace Theology and answer the deficiencies and criticisms that have been expressed" --Chay

Contents:
Part 1. Theological topics --
The perennial problem for Protestants / Fred Chay --
A theological and historical investigation / Ken Wilson --
The faith that saves / David R. Anderson --
The role of repentance in salvation / David R. Anderson --
The role of works in justification / Joseph Dillow --
Can that faith save him? / Joseph Dillow --
What is dead faith all about? / Joseph Dillow --
Finding assurance / Joseph Dillow --
Hebrews 6:4-6 and the question of Christian perseverance: a case for Christian rebellion met by temporal judgment and loss of reward / J. Paul Tanner --
The possibility of failure in the Christian life / Joseph Dillow --
The doctrine of rewards / Joseph Dillow --
Degrees of glory / Joseph Dillow --
Part II. Biblical texts --
The Rich Young Ruler - Luke 18:18-30 / Joseph Dillow --
I never knew you - Matthew 7 / Joseph Dillow --
Who are the branches? - John 15:1-2 / Joseph Dillow --
The vine that is cast out - John 15:6 / Joseph Dillow --
Justified by the law, known by your works - Romans 2 / Fred Chay --
The do-it-yourself kit - Romans 7-8 / David R. Anderson --
Examine yourself to see if you are in the faith - 2 Corinthians 13:5-6 / Fred Chay --
Faith working through love - Galatians 5:6 / Fred Chay --
The nature of death - Ephesians 2:1 / David R. Anderson --
The conditional nature of unconditional assurance - Colossians 1:22-23 / Joseph Dillow --
Make your calling and election sure - 2 Peter 1:10-11 / Joseph Dillow --
Fellowship with the Father - 1 John / David R. Anderson --
Final thoughts: a final plea / Fred Chay.