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| Genre/Form: | Electronic books |
|---|---|
| Additional Physical Format: | Print version: Sanctification. Downers Grove, IL : IVP Academic, [2014] (DLC) 2014033347 |
| Material Type: | Document, Internet resource |
| Document Type: | Internet Resource, Computer File |
| All Authors / Contributors: |
Kelly M Kapic |
| ISBN: | 9780830896936 0830896937 |
| OCLC Number: | 910932018 |
| Description: | 1 online resource |
| Contents: | Cover; Title Page; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; Introduction; Abbreviations; Contributors; Prelude: An Opening Homily; 1 Holiness: Restoring God's Image; Holiness Is to Have a Christlike Character; Holiness Is to Have a Christ-Renewed Mind; Holiness Is to Belong to a Christ-Transformed Community; Part One: Sanctified by Grace Through Faith in Union with Christ; 2 Living by Faith-Alone?: Reformed Responses to Antinomianism; Two Courtrooms?; Simul Sanctus et Peccator; The Objectivity of Holiness; Whose Law? Which Antinomianism?; Sanctification, Idolatry and the Restoration of the Senses. Conclusion3 Sanctification by Faith?; Sanctification: Definitions, Agency and Faith; Vocabulary; Faith; Sanctification Exclusively by Faith-Sola Fide; The Role of the Law; Law and Obedience: Further Thoughts; Sanctification: Not "by Faith" in the Same Way as Justification; 4 Covenantal Union and Communion: Union with Christ as the Covenant of Grace; Lex Orandi, Regula Fidei, Lex Credendi: Liturgical and Exegetical Testimony to the Character of Union with Christ; Problems with the Traditional Logical Ordo Salutis; An Alternative Approach to the Ordo; Conclusion. 5 Sanctification After Metaphysics: Karl Barth in Conversation with John Wesley's Conception of "Christian Perfection"Introduction; Wesley on the "New Birth" and "Entire Sanctification"; Sanctification as Existential Encounter; A Brief Comparison of Wesley and Barth on Sanctification; Conclusion; Part Two: Human Agency and Sanctification's Relationship to Ethics; 6 "Let the Earth Bring Forth . . .": The Spirit and Human Agency in Sanctification; Identifying the Analogical and Pneumatological Coordinates; The Spirit's Agency in Revelation and Redemption. The Spirit's Agency in Applying RedemptionThe Spirit's Agency in Culture; 7 Sanctification and Ethics; Justification and Sanctification; Theological Ethics and Dogmatics; Sanctification and Vocation; Sanctification and the Virtue of Love; The Greatest of These Is Love; 8 On Bavinck's Theology of Sanctification-as-Ethics; Bavinck in Context; Human Agency and Sanctification in Nineteenth-Century Dutch Mainstream Theology; Bavinck's Account of Human Agency; Bavinck's Life Context in Relation to Sanctification; Sanctification Is a Lifelong Ethical Process; Sanctification Understood Dialectically. Consequences for Bavinck and Contemporary Discussions on Sanctification and EthicsPart Three: Theological and Pastoral Meditations on Sanctification; 9 Gospel Holiness: Some Dogmatic Reflections; The Dogmatics of Holiness; The Holiness of Jesus Christ; The Practice of Christian Holiness; 10 Faith, Hope and Love: A Theological Meditation on Suffering and Sanctification; Introduction; Faith; Hope; Love; Key Images and Words; Conclusion; 11 Sonship, Identity and Transformation; Union with Christ and Adoption; The Holy Spirit Is the Only Way for Us to Experience the Father-Son Love. |
| Responsibility: | edited by Kelly M. Kapic. |
Abstract:
Often treated like the younger sibling in theology, the doctrine of sanctification has spent the last few decades waiting not-so-patiently behind ideas such as election and justification by faith alone. In this volume, twelve theologians explore the meaning and significance of sanctification for contemporary evangelical theology and practice.
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