Theology of Revelation in the Bible and the Writings of 19th and 20th Century Theologians
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| Abstract | This book gives an introduction to the various theological perspectives regarding revelation. It includes a survey of the views of liberal, evangelical, Calvinist, and Charismatic theologians. The author presents his succinct view in the last chapter. | |||||||||
| Keywords | Theology of Revelation Inspiration of Bible Infallibility of Bible Interpretation of Bible | |||||||||
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