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Across the Spectrum

Understanding Issues in Evangelical Theology

The Edition

Notes: A survey that sets each evangelical dispute out as competing positions rather than arguing one. Boyd is the open theist whose position Bruce Ware's God's Lesser Glory, also held here, exists to refute -- and the foreknowledge chapter here states it in his own words. The Library of Congress contents note appears to stop at the salvation debate; the book is longer, so the list may be partial.

Introduction
1. The Inerrancy Debate
- Without Error of Any Kind (the Inerrantist View)
- Infallible in Matters of Faith and Practice (the Infallibilist View)
2. The Providence Debate
- All Things Happen according to God's Sovereign Will (the Calvinist View)
- God Limits His Control by Granting Freedom (the Arminian View)
3. The Foreknowledge Debate
- God Foreknows Future Free Actions (the Arminian View)
- God Foreknows by Sovereignly Ordaining the Future (the Calvinist View)
- God Foreknows All That Shall Be and All That May Be (the Open View)
4. The Genesis Debate
- Created in the Recent Past (the Young Earth View)
- A Very Old Work of Art (the Day-Age View)
- Restoring a Destroyed Creation (the Restoration View)
- Literary Theme over Literal Chronology (the Literary Framework View)
5. The Divine Image Debate
- The Image of God Is the Soul (the Substantival View)
- The Image of God Is Our God-Given Authority (the Functional View)
- The Image of God Is Our Relationality (the Relational View)
6. The Christology Debate
- The Unavoidable Paradox of the God-Man (the Classical View)
- Christ Relinquished His Divine Prerogatives (the Kenotic View)
7. The Atonement Debate
- Christ Died in Our Place (the Penal Substitution View)
- Christ Destroyed Satan and His Works (the Christus Victor View)
- Christ Displayed God's Wrath against Sin (the Moral Government View)
8. The Salvation Debate