The problem with evangelical theology
Subtitle: testing the exegetical foundations of Calvinism, Dispensationalism, Wesleyanism, and Pentecostalism
By: Ben Witherington III
Edition: Revised and Expanded edition.
Publisher: Baylor University Press
Published: 2016
Place of publication: Waco
Language: eng
Number of pages: 321
ISBN-13: 9781481304214
Subjects: Dispensationalism; Evangelicalism; Doctrinal Theology; Calvinism
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Overture: The legacy of the Reformers; title: Part 1. Augustine's children: the problems with Reformed theology. Oh Adam, where art thou?; title: Squinting at the Pauline "I" chart; title: Laying down the law with Luther; title: Awaiting the election results; title: Complementarianism is no compliment; title: Part 2. On dispensing with dispensationalism. Enraptured but not uplifed: the origins of dispensationalism and prophecy; title: What goes up, must come down: the problem with rapture theology; title: Will the real Israel of God please stand up?; title: Part 3. Mr. Wesley heading west. Jesus, Paul, and John: keeping company in the kingdom; title: New birth or new creatures?; title: Amazing prevenient grace and entire sanctification; title: Part 4. The cost of Pentecostalism. The people of Pentecost; title: The second blessing of Pentecostalism; title: Part 5. The long journey home: where do we go from here? Reimagining the mystery; title: And so?; title: Coda: Rebirth of orthodoxy or return to fundamentalism?