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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Grace (Theology)"”.

  1. Political Theology and the Levellers: A discussion of the theological sources of the political thought of the Levellers and of some implications for modern understandings of political liberalism

    … currents include the English common law, free grace theology, early General Baptist ecclesiology, and natural law and canon law traditions. The Levellers combine these to give rise to the idea that the state should be strictly limited by the individual’s freedom, rights, and contractual …

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  2. Redeemed from the curse: Paul's understanding of the law and Gentiles in the light of Hellenistic Judaism

    … the requirement of it before they came under grace by being released from the law to walk in the Spirit. Chapter 4 deals with Galatians 3:13-14, 3:23-25 and 4:4-5. "We" in Galatians 3:13-14 includes Gentiles, denoting that Gentiles as well as Jews are under the curse of the law. Other …

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  3. John McLeod Campbell and Thomas Erskine: Scottish Exponents of Righteousness, Faith, and the Atonement

    <p>This thesis focuses upon the reaffirmation and clarification by two independent 19th-century theologians of certain New Testament and Reformation emphases which had become largely obscured amid the rigidities of later Calvinism. These emphases, when employed by Campbell and Erskine in their …

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