Thomas Goodwin on Union with Christ by Jonathan M. Carter (Hardback Book)

Bloomsbury Publishing PLC

Explore the profound theological work of Thomas Goodwin with "Thomas Goodwin on Union with Christ" by Jonathan M. Carter. This in-depth analysis delves into Goodwin's concept of union with Christ, examining its connection to the indwelling of the Spirit, participation in Christ, and the defense of Reformed Soteriology. Discover the significance of Goodwin's life and work, often overlooked in theological history. Carter's study highlights how Goodwin intended his treatises to form a comprehensive defense of Reformed soteriology against contemporary and traditional opponents. The book focuses on Goodwin's notion of 'real' union with Christ, forged by the Spirit's mystical indwelling, as the foundation for a trinitarian, federal, and high Reformed soteriology. Key Features: * Explores Thomas Goodwin's doctrine of union with Christ. * Analyzes the role of the indwelling Spirit and participation in Christ. * Defends Reformed Soteriology within a historical context. * Written by Jonathan M. Carter. * Published by Bloomsbury Publishing. This hardcover edition provides a thorough examination for theologians, students, and anyone interested in Reformed theology and church history. Summary: Thomas Goodwin on Union with Christ, Hardcover, English, 288 pages, by Jonathan M. Carter, published by Bloomsbury Publishing PLC.