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T&T Clark companion to the doctrine of sin

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Title T&T Clark companion to the doctrine of sin / edited by Keith L. Johnson and David Lauber.
Additional Titles T & T Clark companion to the doctrine of sin
Publisher New York : Bloomsbury T&T Clark
Creation Date 2016
Notes Includes index.
Also issued in printing.
English
Content FC
Half title
Forthcoming titles in this series include:
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Introduction Keith L. Johnson and David Lauber
Part I: Biblical Background
1 Pentateuch Jay Sklar
2 Prophets Mark J. Boda
3 Writings Christopher B. Ansberry
4 Synoptic Gospels C. Clifton Black
5 The Gospel and Epistles of John Gary M. Burge
6 Paul Timothy G. Gombis
7 Hebrews and the General Epistles David M. Moffitt
Part II: Historical Figures
8 Classic Rabbinic Perspectives Michael Graves
9 Irenaeus James R. Payton, Jr.
10 Athanasius Donald Fairbairn
11 Augustine Jesse Couenhoven12 Thomas Aquinas Frederick Christian Bauerschmidt
13 Martin Luther Robert Kolb
14 John Calvin Randall C. Zachman
15 Friedrich Schleiermacher Kevin M. Vander Schel
16 Søren Kierkegaard Sylvia Walsh
17 Karl Barth Paul T. Nimmo
Part III: Dogmatic Issues
18 Original Sin Ian A. McFarland
19 Divine Providence Thomas H. McCall
20 Freedom Alistair McFadyen
21 Reason Jason McMartin
22 Judgement and Wrath Jeremy J. Wynne
23 Finitude and Death Katherine Sonderegger
24 Principalities and Powers J. R. Daniel Kirk
25 Structural Sin Stephen Ray26 The Sinner and the Victim George Hunsinger
27 Christ R. Michael Allen
Contributors
Index
Series Bloomsbury Companions
Extent 1 online resource (487 p.)
Language English
National Library system number 997011079216405171
MARC RECORDS
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