The Extent of Christ’s Work from the Early Church to Gottschalk
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This chapter begins by observing the important precedent that patristic and medieval theology played in the development of Protestant theology, especially in Britain during the early modern period. It observes that early modern debates regarding the extent of Christ’s atoning work were, in many ways, grounded on the catholicity of one’s position. More important, this chapter surveys John Davenant’s own understanding of the history of the doctrine as it was exposited and debated in the patristic and medieval period. The final section of the chapter focuses on the so-called Lombardian formula and the scholastic consensus on the extent of Christ’s death.
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2017 ◽
Vol 34
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pp. 1-22
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2020 ◽
Vol 100
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pp. 40-46
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2016 ◽
pp. 320-341
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