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Announcing a New Course on the doctrine of Justification

5/1/2020

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​Title:
The Doctrine of Justification: Its Reformation Formulation and Present Challenges


Description:
This course explores the classical Reformation formulation of justification in both its  sixteenth-century and contemporary contexts. There is an emphasis on some recent theological  movements which have challenged the traditional understanding of the doctrine, such as: the  New Perspective on Paul, Gerhard Forde’s Radical Lutheranism, The Finnish approach to Luther  interpretation, twentieth-century ecumenical dialogues, and Radical Orthodoxy. Throughout, the  explanation offered on the doctrine by the heirs of the Reformation is defended as consistent  both with Paul’s thought and with the early church. 
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Instructor: Dr. Jordan Cooper
Dates: June 8-12 
Time: 8:00pm-10:00pm EST (Note: if you cannot make it live, we will send you a video of the course the following day)
Cost: $99.99

To register for the course, purchase and include your email address. When the time is closer, you will receive an email with a link and password for the Zoom room.

​Spots are limited, so register soon!

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​Download the syllabus for the course here:
justification_course__2_.pdf
File Size: 57 kb
File Type: pdf
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      • Protestant Answers to Catholic Questions
      • Bible Questions
    • Video >
      • Weidner Institute's Channel
      • Jordan B. Cooper's Channel
      • Concordia Nashville with Eric Phillips
    • Audio >
      • The Just & Sinner Podcast
    • The Conservative Reformer
    • PowerPoint Presentations
  • Books
    • Submission Guidelines
    • Ebooks
    • Lutheran Introductions
    • Weidner Institute Publications
    • Dogmatic Theology >
      • A Contemporary Protestant Scholastic Theology
      • Classics in Dogmatics
      • American Lutheran Classics
      • Complete Works of R.F. Weidner
      • Lutheran Confessions
    • Biblical Studies >
      • The Lutheran Commentary
      • Kretzmann's Commentaries
      • Studies in Biblical Theology
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      • Christ and Culture
      • Apologetic Resources
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