WebbPhillip Cary Argues that Luther's concept of the salvific power of the Gospel promise is based on a medieval Catholic concept of sacramental efficacy, because the Gospel is an outward word that gives what it … http://blog.captainthin.net/?tag=phillip-cary

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WebbPhillip Cary is an excellent addition to the Great Courses stable. He has serious commitments (he’s an orthodox Lutheran) but negotiates the difficulty of describing and interpreting other traditions with an even hand (one complaint, registered below). WebbPhillip Cary John Calvin honored Martin Luther as a pioneer of the Reformation, whose work was completed by those following after him who were not so entangled in the old … on what ship did the pilgrims arrive

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WebbLuther: Gospel, Law, and Reformation by Phillip Cary The 24-lecture course “Luther” is about the pivotal reformer Martin Luther. The lectures start with the basic principles of Luther’s ideals and then retrace the Christian reformation of the sixteenth century by contrasting Luther’s views with some other reformers. http://church-hsb.org/newspdf/pdfdocs/6450-Christian%20Theology.pdf WebbPhillip Cary’s Outward Signs is an important book for the understanding of Augustine and his Neoplatonic “inward turn”. Cary sees Augustine as the source of a piety of interiority that devalues all external things. Thus, the sacraments are mere signs of grace rather than means of grace. on what river is the capital city of canada