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The study of theology is considered a dreary affair by all too many contemporary Christians. It is alarming to hear people say that they do not pay attention to doctrine, but seek only to be involved, loving, practical Christians. One shudders to think what this philosophy will produce in the future. We practice what we believe to be true, so doctrine does make a difference! It reveals the very...

First, Covenant Theology’s ultimate goal of history is too limited or narrow. As noted in the previous chapter, Covenant Theology sees the ultimate goal of history as being the glory of God through the redemption of the elect. Although the redemption of elect human beings is a very important part of God’s purpose for history, it is only one part of that purpose. During the course of history, God not only has a program for the elect but also a program for the nonelect (Rom. 9:10–23). In addition,
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