1995 paperback with 584 pages in good condition. Name in ink in front. Covered with protective plastic.

This book truly breaks new ground. By incorporating the rich fruits of recent biblical scholarship into dogmatics, Reformational Theology serves to bring the fields of systematic theology and biblical studiesoften, sadly, at odds with each othercloser together.

Following the biblical story line of creation-fall-redemption- consummation, Gordon Spykmans new paradigm systematic represents a notable revision of the traditional loci method.

Taking John Calvins theology as a crucial point of historical orientation and standing on the shoulders of many other theological giants of the past, Spykmans monumental reformulation of Reformed dogmatics provides a real and respectable alternative to both the older dualist and the newer monist traditions. Also of significance is that this new approach to dogmatics contextualizes theology by cross- referencing it with biblical worldview studies and Christian philosophy.