Kenneth’s Reviews > Discontinuity to Continuity: A Survey of Dispensational and Covenantal Theologies > Status Update
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Great job so far not only explaining the various theological systems but also helping the reader to understand how people arrive at their conclusions. What may seem initially to be incompatible with Scripture is shown to be a well-reasoned theological conclusion. This book should aid Christians to better understand each other.
— Oct 17, 2025 02:34PM
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Kenneth
is on page 139 of 288
Two critiques of this book:
1) given how important eschatology is to the majority of views presented in this book, there should have been a section in each chapter about end times
2) there needs to be a chapter on 1689 Federalism (or federalism in general)
— Nov 04, 2025 06:31AM
1) given how important eschatology is to the majority of views presented in this book, there should have been a section in each chapter about end times
2) there needs to be a chapter on 1689 Federalism (or federalism in general)
Kenneth
is on page 139 of 288
I may be biased, but Progressive Covenantalism is the only view so far that seems to rely strictly on the Bible without violating its own hermeneutical practice. The paragraph explaining how Israel's land is a typological feature of the new heavens and new earth by quoting Hebrews 11:9–10 is a compelling rebuttal to the dispensationalist understanding of promises to the nation of Israel.
— Oct 27, 2025 08:01PM
