Introducing the Reformed faith : Biblical revelation, Christian tradition, contemporary significance

In this guide to the Reformed tradition, Donald McKim examines sixteen theological doctrines (for example, Scripture, Trinity, Sin, Person, and Work of Christ, Church) and shows how the Reformed understanding of each contibutes to the broader ecumenical family of Christian teachings. Each chapter... Full description

Main Author:	McKim, Donald K.
Published:	Louisville, Kentucky : Westminster/John Knox Press, 2001
Subjects:	REFORMED CHURCH - DOCTRINES.
Online Access:	Full text DRC - Book opens through link in DTL
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Summary:	In this guide to the Reformed tradition, Donald McKim examines sixteen theological doctrines (for example, Scripture, Trinity, Sin, Person, and Work of Christ, Church) and shows how the Reformed understanding of each contibutes to the broader ecumenical family of Christian teachings. Each chapter gives the Biblical basis for the doctrine, then traces its development through church history with emphasis given to the Reformed tadition, and finally offers its significance for the church in the twenty-first century. Insightful discussion questions along with indexes help detail the distinctions of the Reformed faith. Ideal for classroom or personal use, Intoducing the Reformed Faith is a helpful resource for students and scholars, as well as clergy and laity (from cover)
Item Description:	Includes Index and Bibliographical References
Physical Description:	eBook
ISBN:	9780664256449

Introducing the Reformed faith : Biblical revelation, Christian tradition, contemporary significance

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