Five Views on Sanctification

March 3, 2019Written by Rick Shrader

Author: Gundry, Stanley
Genre: Theology - Soteriology
Tags: Modern Authors / Theological Issues, Separation
Series: Counterpoint Series

Rick Shrader‘s Review:

Stanley Gundry is editor of this volume and the “Counterpoints” series. This volume was first published in 1987 but continues to be relevant to any age. The five views on sanctification are the Wesleyan, Reformed, Pentecostal, Keswick, and Augustinian-Dispensational perspectives. John Walvoord wrote the dispensational perspective and gives the traditional point of view from that perspective. It is very good. He also give a fair rebuttal to the other perspectives. For anyone wanting to know the point of view on one of these perspectives from thier own theologians, this volume serves a great purpose.

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