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TitleThe Escondido theology : A Reformed response to two kingdom theology
AuthorFrame, John M.
Call No230.42 FRA
CollectionNon Fiction
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International Standard Book Number 9781937300005
Dewey Decimal Classification Number 230.42 FRA
Personal Name Frame, John M.
Title Statement The Escondido theology : A Reformed response to two kingdom theology
Imprint 2011.
Imprint Florida : Whitefield Media.
Physical Description 332p.
General Note Includes Bibliographical References
Formatted Contents Note Introduction / George Grant -- Foreword / Gary DeMar -- Review / Andrew Sandlin -- Publisher's preface -- Author's preface -- What is the Escondido theology? -- Michael Horton's Christless Christianity -- R. Scott Clark's Recovering the Reformed confession -- David Van Drunen's A biblical defense of natural law -- Meredith G. Kline's Kingdom prologue -- Michael Horton's Covenant and eschatology -- Darryl Hart's A secular faith -- Above the battle : three books on worship -- Jason Stellman's Dual citizens -- In defense of Christian activism -- Is natural revelation sufficient to govern culture?
Summary, Etc. If you thought that these writers simply taught good old Reformed theology, you might be very surprised to learn how unusual and controversial their teaching is. In my view their positions are not standard Reformed theology. Ironically, given that the Escondido school of thought holds that we should not agree to discuss any theological topics except the ones discussed by Reformed thinkers in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, none of their distinctive positions is taught in any of the Reformed confessions. These positions are an idiosyncratic kind of teaching peculiar to the Escondido school. Those who teach them are a faction, even a "sect." And I believe that, taken in the plain sense of the terms, these positions are all unbiblical. - Dr. John Frame.
Subject Added Entry - Topical Term CHRISTIANITY AND CULTURE.
Subject Added Entry - Topical Term COVENANT THEOLOGY.
Subject Added Entry - Topical Term CHRISTIAN CIVILIZATION.