Dr Timothy Robert Baylor (7 results)
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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. In this compelling work, Baylor draws on the works of John Owen to address critiques of a Reformed theology of Gods power and right. Modern outlooks on the world often encourage individuals to think of themselves as free and self-possessed sovereigns, rather than as subjects responsible to s…ome higher authority. Christian responses to this have rightly sought to re-assert the creatures dependence upon God, often focusing criticism on modernitys possessive moral logic, and its disenchanted view of the world. However, Protestant theology is frequently caught in the crossfire, because many argue that the disenchantment of the modern world is driven by a Protestant vision of Gods rule as absolute and arbitrary. This rigorous study shows that Reformed theology has the resources to answer these criticisms and offer a compelling account of Gods rule. Baylor turns to Owens theology of divine dominion, an attribute that sought to integrate reflection on Gods power and justice. By tracing Owens richly textured vision of the creatures relation to God, Baylor shows that Reformed theology sought to condition our notions of God's power by the forms of the creature's dependence upon God within Gods moral economy. In doing so, this book offers a nuanced account of Gods relation to creatures, and a powerful rebuttal to contemporary critics that depict Reformed visions of Gods power as arbitrary and tyrannical. Explores an influential Reformed account of how justice shapes the exercise of Gods power in the government of his creatures. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. In this compelling work, Baylor draws on the works of John Owen to address critiques of a Reformed theology of Gods power and right. Modern outlooks on the world often encourage individuals to think of themselves as free and self-possessed sovereigns, rather than as subjects responsible to s…ome higher authority. Christian responses to this have rightly sought to re-assert the creatures dependence upon God, often focusing criticism on modernitys possessive moral logic, and its disenchanted view of the world. However, Protestant theology is frequently caught in the crossfire, because many argue that the disenchantment of the modern world is driven by a Protestant vision of Gods rule as absolute and arbitrary. This rigorous study shows that Reformed theology has the resources to answer these criticisms and offer a compelling account of Gods rule. Baylor turns to Owens theology of divine dominion, an attribute that sought to integrate reflection on Gods power and justice. By tracing Owens richly textured vision of the creatures relation to God, Baylor shows that Reformed theology sought to condition our notions of God's power by the forms of the creature's dependence upon God within Gods moral economy. In doing so, this book offers a nuanced account of Gods relation to creatures, and a powerful rebuttal to contemporary critics that depict Reformed visions of Gods power as arbitrary and tyrannical. Explores an influential Reformed account of how justice shapes the exercise of Gods power in the government of his creatures. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
