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A Defense of Free Grace Theology: With Respect to Saving Faith, Perseverance, and Assurance is unavailable, but you can change that!

"The Free Grace movement has been accused by some within the Reformed tradition of being new or novel and diminishing the gospel. Is that a fair characterization? 'A Defense of Free Grace Theology' is a scholarly yet irenic response to the overextended criticism of Grudem and others of Free Grace theology by five of its leading scholars. The nature of faith and its relationship to assurance is a...

An ideal systematic theology combines biblical theology with historical theology to develop a logically coherent set of doctrines. That is, a systematic theology is only as good as its foundation. Reformed and Arminian theologies are both built on Augustine’s unstable foundation through Martin Luther (an Augustinian monk) and Calvin (an ardent disciple of Augustine). This chapter will demonstrate that Grace views are not novel, nor are they idiosyncratic. Rather, they are based on a foundation of
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