An Absolute Sort of Certainty: The Holy Spirit and the Apologetics of J. Edwards
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Reveals the contours of Edwards’s apologetics by exploring his view of the Spirit’s work in inspiration, regeneration, illumination, and especially assurance. As K. Scott Oliphint, associate professor of Apologetics at Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia, has put it, "In this volume, Jonathan Edwards speaks his own mind, a mind committed to the wonders of Reformed thought and its application to the church's defense of the Christian faith. One finishes this book seeing Edwards, following Calvin, as a theologian of the Holy Spirit."
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Reveals the contours of Edwards’s apologetics by exploring his view of the Spirit’s work in inspiration, regeneration, illumination, and especially assurance.Publisher's Description
Reveals the contours of Edwards’s apologetics by exploring his view of the Spirit’s work in inspiration, regeneration, illumination, and especially assurance. As K. Scott Oliphint, associate professor of Apologetics at Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia, has put it, "In this volume, Jonathan Edwards speaks his own mind, a mind committed to the wonders of Reformed thought and its application to the church's defense of the Christian faith. One finishes this book seeing Edwards, following Calvin, as a theologian of the Holy Spirit."
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Reveals the contours of Edwards’s apologetics by exploring his view of the Spirit’s work in inspiration, regeneration, illumination, and especially assurance.Original: $11.45
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Publisher's Description
Reveals the contours of Edwards’s apologetics by exploring his view of the Spirit’s work in inspiration, regeneration, illumination, and especially assurance. As K. Scott Oliphint, associate professor of Apologetics at Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia, has put it, "In this volume, Jonathan Edwards speaks his own mind, a mind committed to the wonders of Reformed thought and its application to the church's defense of the Christian faith. One finishes this book seeing Edwards, following Calvin, as a theologian of the Holy Spirit."
