Reformation Theology at the end of the twentieth century 1

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title: Reformation Theology at the end of the twentieth century

title: 1

creator: Kantzer, Kenneth S.

description: Jensen interviews Kanzter, and then advertises the lectures for 1985.Kanzter looks at the reformer's theology in contrast to natural theology, and the different ways that they defend the gospel. He explains Calvin's theology - that we must know God as Redeemer in order to know him as Creator. Kanzter explores the rejection of the human mind towards faith, and that, without God's grace, the most we can reach is an historical faith.Kanzter looks at the objects of the Holy Spirit's witness, and then how it is that the Holy Spirit witnesses to sinners.Kanzter share some insights for Christian apologetics from both Calvin and BarthTalk is followed by questions.

date: 1984-09-11

source: Original file name: 001997091.mp3

subject: Luther, Martin, 1531-1565 ; Calvin, Jean, 1509-1564 ; Barth, Karl, 1886-1968 ; Holy Spirit -- Biblical Teaching ;

publisher: Moore Theological College

type: Sound

format: sound recordings -- nonmusical

language: English

relation: 1984 Annual Moore College Lectures

rights: In copyright - educational use permitted. This item may be used for the purposes of research and study. Please acknowledge that it is held by Moore Theological College.

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