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This classic work of Christian theology offers a thorough and systematic account of the doctrine of justification and reconciliation as it has evolved over time. Building on the insights of earlier theologians like Martin Luther and John Calvin, Albrecht Ritschl, Alexander Beith Macaulay, and Hugh Ross Mackintosh provide a comprehensive overview of the key concepts and controversies that have shaped our understanding of these crucial doctrines. With its careful attention to historical context and its insightful analysis of theological arguments, this book is an essential resource for scholars and students alike.
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