Historic Christianity and the Federal Vision: A Theological Analysis and Practical Evaluation

by Dewey Roberts

The purpose of this book is to respond to a new twist on the old problem of legalism and to defend the unchanging gospel. The Federal Vision teaches salvation by both moral works and ceremonial works. It is leading the church back into Catholicism and the views opposed by the Protestant reformers. The author carefully exposes and dismantles the views of the Federal Vision in twenty-two distinct chapters.
The false teachings of the Federal Vision on regeneration, grace, baptism, justification by faith, perseverance, election, and several others are elucidated herein.

Genres: Theology

420 pages, Hardcover

Published January 1, 1745

Reviews

[Han · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book took me a year to read! And it was HEAVY! It took me six months to form a solid opinion on the subject, and so I set the book aside out of sorrow for those who hold to these reprehensible doctrines found in Federal Vision. I will continue to recommend this book because it handles the subject well.

Federal Vision destroys the gospel and should be rejected wholeheartedly.

I am a deeply passionate about this subject and I pray more Baptists will take the time to understand because we are one of the chief victims of this abhorrent theology.

Thank you, Dewey.

[Warren Tutwiler · Rating 4 out of 5]

An excellent overview, though somewhat repetitive.