Teaching Documents by Dietrich Cheung
Recently discourse within Reformed theology has given rise to a need to critically define and def... more Recently discourse within Reformed theology has given rise to a need to critically define and defend ‘union with Christ’. Here we argue not for a particular position on the union but rather aim to demonstrate how it is most clearly articulated within a Trinitarian, covenantal-Biblical framework. Through this framework we navigate the systematic connections between the ‘doctrine of grace’, ‘human nature’ and the ‘work of the Holy Spirit.’ This becomes our chief criterion. We use the exegetical data “Images of the Spirit” by Meredith G. Kline in an attempt to draw an exegetical-Biblical connection with the systematic ‘union with Christ’.
Operating against the backdrop of Calvin and Reformed theology; we aim to dissect the very sinews that connect the fibers of this system together i.e. ‘covenant theology’. For it is on this soil that ‘union with Christ’ is cultivated.
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Teaching Documents by Dietrich Cheung
Operating against the backdrop of Calvin and Reformed theology; we aim to dissect the very sinews that connect the fibers of this system together i.e. ‘covenant theology’. For it is on this soil that ‘union with Christ’ is cultivated.
Operating against the backdrop of Calvin and Reformed theology; we aim to dissect the very sinews that connect the fibers of this system together i.e. ‘covenant theology’. For it is on this soil that ‘union with Christ’ is cultivated.