TH113 Doctrine of Salvation and Eschatology: A Reformed Perspective

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Doctrine of Salvation and Eschatology: A Reformed Perspective (TH113) begins by examining the character and nature of the Holy Spirit and His work in the lives of Jesus and the church. Following this, it discusses various aspects of Christian life, such as the sacraments, prayer, faith, justification, and sanctification. The second half of the course addresses eschatology from a theological perspective, focusing on its foundations in the OT and using a broad brush to touch on topics such as resurrection, sin, judgment, and the kingdom of God. The course concludes with a look at asceticism and how the church interacts with culture.

Introduction

Introducing the Course

Introducing the Course

7m

Pneumatology

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The Ontological Holy Spirit

The Ontological Holy Spirit

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The Means of Grace

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The Word

The Word

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The Christian Life: Sin and Grace

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Union with Christ

Union with Christ

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Eschatology

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The Purpose of Eschatology

The Purpose of Eschatology

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Eschatology: Christians, Churches, and Culture

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Humanity’s Original Mandate and Blessing

Humanity’s Original Mandate and Blessing

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Relating Church and Kingdom

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Luther’s Two Kingdoms

Luther’s Two Kingdoms

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Conclusion

Systematic Theology as a Lens for the Christian Life

Systematic Theology as a Lens for the Christian Life

6m