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The doctrine of justification

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Primer is a unique resource to help gospel workers put theology into practice.

Each issue takes one theological topic and chews it over: learning from the past, reflecting on the present and rubbing it into the realities of church life.

When people hear the word “justification” they don’t always think of a joyful standing place. Instead, it’s often a doctrine tarnished by endless theological debate and historical division.
Primer Issue 04 deals with that head on.

Contents include

Up in the Air - An introduction to the theme of issue 04 by David Shaw.

Back to the Truth -A history of grace and justification from Augustine to Luther, by Matthew Barrett.

The Only Refuge for Distressed Consciences - An excerpt from the works of John Owen with an introduction and annotations by Paul Gibson.

A Justified Divide - Gregg R. Allison compares Protestants and Catholics on the doctrine of justification.

Standing Still? - The doctrine of justification and the debates of the last half century, by David Starling.

A Sketch of the Justified Life -David Shaw examines the difference that justification by faith alone makes to our lives.

Cosmically Joyful - How should we communicate the truth of justification? Steve Timmis answers some questions.

Title A Place To Stand - Primer Issue 4
ISBN 9781784982744
Trim Paperback
Pages 80
Publisher FIEC
Series Primer

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Theology of justification

Stephen Ayre

The concept of justification from Pelagius to Luther, John Owen, Roman Catholicism, New Perspective on Paul, it is all here in a brief argument for the Biblical truth of justification by faith. Great for getting an idea of the wider debate.