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Although he makes a compelling argument that human culture will not endure through the second coming of Christ, I am unsure of his argument that if you believe that culture endures, you are somehow locking yourself into a covenant of works like Adam prefall and practically giving up justification by faith alone. I think some transformationalists hold justification by faith alone and culture enduring past the 2nd co.
— Jul 28, 2026 07:36PM
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He makes a bold move by lumping in modern Neo-Calvinism, New Perspective, and Emerging Church into the same ballpark haha! Specifically regarding their views on cultural redemption.
— Jul 27, 2026 09:55AM
He makes a bold move by lumping in modern Neo-Calvinism, New Perspective, and Emerging Church into the same ballpark haha! Specifically regarding their views on cultural redemption.
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Jul 29, 2026 04:30AM
I get his point though. All work eternally enduring is necessarily eschatological and only the CoW & CoR’s results could be deemed such, by humans at least. I think scripture would outline only the first or last Adam having that ability
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Yes, but I think it would be seen as a straw man by some transformationalists. I also am very intrigued by His assertion that if Adam obeyed there would have been a new creation and world as a reward. That the world God made originally was never intended to be the final state.