TH221 Doctrine of Man

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Dr. Lane Tipton provides an introduction to the fascinating and vast topic of the doctrine of man from a Reformed position. This course introduces several theological methods, striking a balance between biblical and doctrinal considerations. Using a close reading of Genesis 1 and 2, Dr. Tipton explains what it means to be an image bearer in our everyday life and work—created in God’s likeness and oriented toward God’s glory. He also describes sin’s impact on our image-bearing work, which leads to discussions of Christology (the doctrine of Christ’s two natures) and soteriology (the doctrine of salvation). After taking this course, you will not only possess an introductory understanding of the doctrine of man, but you will also have a broad understanding of the doctrines of sin, Christ, salvation, and eschatology, giving you tools in both biblical and systematic theology.

Introduction

Introducing the Speaker and the Course

Introducing the Speaker and the Course

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Methods of Systematic Theology

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Introduction to Basic Issues

Introduction to Basic Issues

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The Days of Creation

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The Context of the Creation of Man

The Context of the Creation of Man

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The Creation of Man

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The Divine Council

The Divine Council

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Revelation, Covenant History, and Myth

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A Covenant-Historical Understanding of Genesis 1–2

A Covenant-Historical Understanding of Genesis 1–2

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The Historical Adam: 1 Corinthians 15

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The States of Humanity

The States of Humanity

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The Historical Adam: Romans 5

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Adam the Sinner

Adam the Sinner

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The Covenantal Kingdom

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The Covenant of Works

The Covenant of Works

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Sin as Guilt: Romans 5

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The Imputation of Adam’s Sin

The Imputation of Adam’s Sin

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Sin as Corruption: Romans 3 and 8

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Libertarian Free Will

Libertarian Free Will

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Conclusion

Central Features of the Doctrine of Man

Central Features of the Doctrine of Man

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