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The Sovereignty of Grace: An Appraisal of G. C. Berkouwer’s View of Dordt is unavailable, but you can change that!

Including his analysis of the principles discussed in the Council of Dordt, Van Til addresses the Reformed theology of grace as it was impacted by the discourse of the Roman Catholic church. Reviewing the works of Berkouwer and Barth, Van Til addresses the importance of the Council of Dordt to the development of the theology of grace, as well as analyzing the impact the aforementioned theologians...

Rome allows for “all manner of interpretation” of Scripture which cannot be harmonized with the idea of the infallibility of Scripture165 Rome does not, in practice, insist that man must make his every thought captive to the obedience of Christ speaking in Scripture.166 It is the church that speaks forth her anathema on those that do not interpret the Scriptures in accord with her general view of teleology.167 In the position of Rome we have, in the last analysis, to do with a “Christ-mysticism
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