BOOK REVIEWED: "The Works of Andrew FullerREVIEWER: Allen R. Mickle, Jr., The Andrew Fuller Center For Baptist Studies
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2 comments:
Didn't Fuller come close to a Moral Government theory of the atonement? Didn't he deny the natural inability of men to have faith?
Fuller used Governmental language (that he adopted from the New England divines following Edwards) but never gave up penal substitutionary atonement.
His view on moral and natural inability is exactly the same as Edwards. Edwards was probably the person that affected his thinking the most. For more on Fuller see the blog, "The Elephant of Kettering" here (http://andrewfuller.blogspot.com).
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