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This second book in a series of doctrinal studies concerns itself with theological anthropology, or the Christian doctrine of humanity. Anthony A. Hoekema attempts to set forth what the Bible teaches about the nature and destiny of human beings. He has based his study on a close examination of the relevant scriptural material. The theological viewpoint is that of evangelical Christianity from a Reformed or Calvinistic perspective. The other two books in this compendium of doctrinal studies include: Saved by Grace, and The Bible and the Future.
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