The doctrines that divide – a fresh look at the historic doctrines that seperate christians
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Do you believe in predestination, free will, or both? Is justification simply by faith, by the sacraments, or both? Can one who has converted ever be lost? How are we to understand Mary? The senior pastor of Moody Church in Chicago evaluates the church's historical controversies in the light of Scripture.
Doctrine is a vital part of the Christian faith, but certain doctrinal beliefs have divided the church for centuries. Well-known pastor and author Erwin Lutzer examines various theological disagreements that exist within the broad spectrum of Christianity, presenting the historical background of each issue and the biblical understanding of each doctrine.
Today when many are caliing forunity by glossing over major theological differences, Lutzer revisits those differences and shows not only how the dividions came about but also why such divisions were necessary.
Table of Contents
Foreword
Introduction: Why These Controversies?
1. Is Christ Truly God?
2. Is Christ Truly Man?
3. Was Mary The Mother Of God?
4. Was Peter The First Pope?
5. Justification: By Faith, Sacraments, Or Both?
6. Why Can't We Agree About The Lord's Supper?
7. Why Can't We Agree About Baptism?
8. How Many Books Are In The Bible?
9. Predestination Or Free Will: Augustine v. Pelagius
10. Predestination Or Free Will: Luther v. Erasmus
11. Predestination Or Free Will: Calvin v. Arminius
12. Predestination Or Free Will: Whitefield v. Wesley
13. Can A Saved Person Ever Be Lost?
Conclusion
Selected Biography

