Did the Reformers Misread Paul A Historical Theological Critique of the New Perspective 1st Edition by Aaron O Kelley, Gregg Allison ISBN 978-1625647726 1625647727

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ISBN 10:  1625647727

ISBN 13: 978-1625647726

Author: Aaron O’Kelley, Gregg R. Alliso

By placing the Reformation doctrine of justification in its historical-theological context against the backdrop of late medieval Catholic theology, O’Kelley demonstrates that the real nature of the debate between Rome and the Reformers was not grace vs. works per se but rather the Reformation’s clear law-gospel distinction vs. Rome’s law-gospel synthesis. This extraordinary study seeks to allow the Reformers and their heirs a fair hearing in the current debate over Paul’s doctrine of justification, a courtesy that they have too often been denied.

Table of contents: 

Chapter 1: Introduction

Thesis

The New Perspective and Justification

E.P. Sanders’ Paul and Palestinian Judaism

Sanders’ Judaism and the New Perspective

The Hermeneutical Presupposition of the New Perspective Methodology

Chapter 2: Grace and Merit in Late Medieval Theology

The Pre-Reformation Scholastic Tradition

Peter Lombard’s Sentences

Thomas Aquinas’ Summa Theologica

Bonaventure’s Breviloquium

The Via Moderna

The Council of Trent

Conclusion

Chapter 3: Three Prominent Reformers on Justification

Martin Luther

Luther’s Early Thought, 1513-1521

Luther’s Mature Thought, 1522-1545

Summary: Luther’s Doctrine of Justification

Philip Melanchthon

Continuity with Luther

Elements of Discontinuity with Luther

John Calvin

Institutes of the Christian Religion

Polemical Works

Exegetical Works

Summary: Calvin’s Doctrine of Justification

Conclusion

Chapter 4: Justification in the Post-Reformation Period

The Demand for Perfect Obedience

Bicovenantalism

Alien Righteousness

Conclusion

Chapter 5: Conclusion

Summary of Observations

The Expendability of the New Perspective’s Hermeneutical

Presupposition

Concluding Exegetical Observations

Bicovenantalism in Paul

GALATIANS 3:10-14

ROMANS 9:30-10:13

PHILIPPIANS 3:2-11

Justification and Works

Conclusion

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