False opinions with dangerous consequence: -- The Westminster Assembly's work against 1640s Antinomianism -- Bickering among London divines: the Assembly, Antinomianism, and Arminianism -- The Assembly encounters Antinomianism -- Antinomianism: misguided or heretical? -- Antinomianism's theological impact on the Westminster Assembly -- Debates over the person and work of Christ -- Apprehended by faith alone: faith, repentance, and good works -- The moral law binds forever: Antinomianism and the confession of faith
Summary
"Describes the rise of English antinomianism from the early decades of the 1600s and the manner it was treated at during the 1640s at the Westminster Assembly"-- Provided by publisher
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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