Gavin Otland: Life-or-Death Discerning Doctrine

All doctrines are important, but not all doctrines are equally important. There must be no separation of doctrine, but there must be acceptance of any doctrine and the ‘ oneness ’ in conviction. So have we been good at discerning and responding to doctrinal differences? Gavin Otlland suggests four categories of doctrine, depending on priorities, and then a wise and humble way of doing it. His proposal is a very necessary suggestion for the effective progress of the gospel in our time. Do doctrines have equal importance? What is the doctrine of life and war, and what is the one that keeps the ‘ oneness ’? How many steps, by what standards, do you divide the doctrines according to the importance of doctrine? What is the desirable attitude to deal with doctrinal differences? Signals, second course, Michael Reeves, J. D. Greer, Russell Moore, Jeremy Wilson, Brian Chaffle, Sam Olbury, Daniel Akeen, Sam Storms.

Korean title: 목숨 걸 교리 분별하기

Korean author: 개빈 오틀런드

Korean publisher: 개혁된실천사

ISBN-13: 9791189697426