After Darkness Light
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After Darkness, Light: Distinctives of Reformed Theology--Essays in Honor of R.C. Sproul
- Author: R. C. Sproul Jr.
- Length: 214
- Edition: Hardcover
- Publisher: P & R Publishing
Information on After Darkness Light from the publisher:
The five points of Calvinism and five "solas" of the Reformation are hallmarks of a Reformed understanding of Scripture. In this refreshing exploration of those truths, ten prominent contributors pay tribute to R. C. Sproul, whose name is virtually synonymous with these treasured Reformed distinctives. The slogan Post Tenebras Lux -- After Darkness, Light -- described the dawn of a new era of understanding in the church during the Protestant Reformation. Today that same light of Scripture calls us out of the darkness of false teaching and misguided practice, to a renewed apprehension of our glorious, sovereign Savior.
Description of R. C. Sproul Jr., author of After Darkness Light:
The five points of Calvinism and five "solas" of the Reformation are hallmarks of a Reformed understanding of Scripture. In this refreshing exploration of those truths, ten prominent contributors pay tribute to R.C. Sproul, whose name is virtually synonymous with these treasured Reformed directives. Contributors and topics include:Martin MurphyTotal DepravityKeith A. MathisonSola ScripturaW. Robert GodfreyUnconditional ElectionSinclair B. FergusonSola FideO. Palmer RobertsonDefinite AtonementMichael S. HortonSola GratiaDouglas J. WilsonIrresistible GraceJohn F. MacArthurSolus ChristusJay E. AdamsPerseverance of the SaintsR.C. Sproul, Jr.Soli Deo GloriaThe slogan Post Tenebras Lux--After Darkness, Light--described the dawn of a new era of understanding in the church during the Protestant Reformation. Today that same light of Scripture calls us out of the darkness of false teaching and misguided practice, to a renewed apprehension of our glorious, sovereign Savior.