Exalting Christ and God’s Sovereign Grace: Augustinianism and Anti-Arminianism in Samuel Rutherford’s Covenant of Works
This article examines how Samuel Rutherford, a leading Reformed theologian in seventeenth-century Scotland, discussed Adam’s obedience and merit within the doctrine of the covenant of works and underscored grace as given by God’s free will. Rutherford utilised the late medieval Augustinian Thomas Br...
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Reformation & Renaissance review
Year: 2023, Volume: 25, Issue: 2/3, Pages: 158-184 |
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Thomas Bradwardine
B Augustinianism B Arminianism B Voluntarism B Samuel Rutherford B Covenant Theology |
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