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Covenant, Universal Call and Definite Atonement

Covenant, Universal Call and Definite Atonement

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  • Roger R. Nicole

In this article, Nicole interacts with current views on three important topics in Reformed dogma: definite atonement, a universal call in the presentation of the gospel, and the covenant of grace.

Source: Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, 1995. 9 pages.

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