The possibility of salvation among the unevangelised
Subtitle: an analysis of inclusivism in recent evangelical theology
By: Daniel Strange
Series: Paternoster biblical and theological monographs
Publisher: Paternoster Press
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Carlisle; Waynesboro, GA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 362
Subjects: Doctrinal Theology; Salvation; Christianity; History of doctrines; Salvation outside the church
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [332]-350) and index.
Table of contents: title: The question of the unevangelised in recent evangelical theology; title: Evanglicals and the question of the unevangelised : establishing working definitions and parameters of study; title: The 'Pneumatological Inclusivism' of Clark H. Pinnock; title: An introduction to the thought of Clark H. Pinnock; title: Two foundational axioms : universality and particularity; title: The 'Cosmic Covenant' : God's universal saving presence; title: 'The Cosmic Covenant' : humanity's free response to God through the 'Faith principle'; title: An analysis and critique of Clark H. Pinnock's 'Pneumatological Inclusivism'; title: The covenant, Christ, and confession of Christ : a redemptive-historical critique of Pinnock's inclusivism; title: Universality, particularity and incarnation : a christological critique of Pinnock's inclusivism; title: The Spirit and Son in the accomplishment and application of redemption : a (binitarian) Trinitarian critique of Clark Pinnock's inclusivism; title: The universality axiom and the 'problem' of the unevangelised.