Contemplating Reformed Theology

[RefCath]

Have a read of this chapter, 'Creation and Covenant' by Tom Wright. I'd also recommend 'Gospel and Theology in Galatians' and 'Romans and the Theology of Paul'.

 

[JM]

Have a read of this chapter, 'Creation and Covenant' by Tom Wright. I'd also recommend 'Gospel and Theology in Galatians' and 'Romans and the Theology of Paul'.

I would stay away from Wright, at least at first...

 

[JustAsIam77]

I highly recommend you take a look at www.monergism.com - it has tons of free articles, free e-books, reformed confessions of faith, etc. Pretty much anything you want to know about it is there.

I agree, this site has a massive amount of information.

 

[kenrapoza]

I would stay away from Wright, at least at first...

Yeah - I would definitely second this recommendation!

 

[Anoetos]

Agreed, Bishop Wright needs to be read with a large measure of discernment. He's not someone I'd recommend for a novice/intermediate.

I would however recommend Anthony Hoekema's book, The Bible and the Future, which is written from an amillennial perspective.

 

[Sojourner1]

Thanks for all the recommendations

 

[JM]

I would however recommend Anthony Hoekema's book, The Bible and the Future, which is written from an amillennial perspective.

Geerhardus Vos is another. A good intro to Vos would be Grace to Glory found free here online.

The Reformed view is so different from the rest of Evangelicalism, so uplifting because God is lifted up in true transcendent worship, it is so much more God glorifying than any other forum of theology. Instead of a theology based on man and his salvation the Calvinists driving presupposition is God and His glory of which man's salvation is a part of it.

 

[oworm]

This book is pretty concise
Dispensationalism: Rightly Dividing the People of God?: Keith A. Mathison: 9780875523590: Amazon.com: Books