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[https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/themelios/article/why-were-the-montanists-condemned/ Why were the Montanists condemned?] Evangelical Pro-Montanist<br> | [https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/themelios/article/why-were-the-montanists-condemned/ Why were the Montanists condemned?] Evangelical Pro-Montanist<br> | ||
[https://cprc.co.uk/articles/montanism/ Was the Church Right to Condemn Montanism?] Anti-Montanist | [https://cprc.co.uk/articles/montanism/ Was the Church Right to Condemn Montanism?] Anti-Montanist | ||
==Covenant Theology== | |||
[[wikipedia:Covenant_theology|Covenant Theology]] (Reformed Protestantism) | Wikipedia<br> | |||
[https://orthodoxwiki.org/Covenantal_theology_(Roman_Catholic) Covenantal theology (Roman Catholic)]<br> | |||
— “Eastern Orthodox theology has tended though to not emphasize a covenant-centric understanding of salvation history, but rather a Christological one. That is, Orthodoxy has stressed an over-arching focus on the Incarnation of Christ, His death and resurrection, and man's subsequent adoption as sons through Theosis as the primary vehicle to understanding scripture. However, that does not mean Covenantal thinking, such as Christ as Messiah — the fullfillment of the Law and the Prophets and covenant mediator has been lost on Orthodoxy by any means. Major precepts of Covenantal theology are to be found through out the writings of the Fathers, as the rise of Catholic Covenantal Theology proves, and indeed these precepts are present in contemporary Orthodox scholarship” | |||
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