Love Unbounded:
Tracing Salvation History from the Eternal Trinity to the New Covenant Church
Using Family Theology to Answer the Question How and Why Does Jesus’ Death Save Us?
By
Peter William John Baptiste, SFO
Praise for the first draft of this book (which was a research paper for Dr. Scott Hahn):
“outstanding,” “excellent,” “clear, thoughtful and thorough.”
– Scott Hahn, author, A Father Who Keeps His Promises: Understanding God’s Covenant Love in the Old Testament; Answering the New Atheism: Dismantling Dawkins’ Case Against God; First Comes Love: Finding Your Family in the Church and the Trinity; The Lamb’s Supper; Swear to God; many others.
This resource is not yet available on this website. A significant portion of this resource is available as the “2nd Excerpt” on the webpage Trinity of Love: The Beating Heart Which Drives the Whole Story of the Bible and the Church. Another excerpt from this resource is located within the lengthy Chapter 4 of Volume I of So That The World May Believe, containing the sub-sections “The Individual Image and Likeness of God: The Spiritual Soul and The Indwelling Holy Spirit,” and “How the Indwelling of the Holy Spirit in Adam Differs from the Indwelling in Christians.”
For an extensive work on Family Theology which has been published on this website,
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