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Perfection: The Impossible Possibility

This volume explores the doctrine of perfection from multiple Adventist perspectives, balancing the call to holy living with the reality of human weakness. By presenting diverse theological viewpoints, the book aims to clarify misunderstandings about sinless living and emphasize Christ’s righteousness as the basis for salvation.

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BT 766 D65 1975

Publisher

Nashville, Tennesse : Southern Publishing Association., 1975

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200 p.

Language

English

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BT 766 D65 1975

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Sanctification
Salvation
Seventh-day Adventists theology
Christian perfection
Bible Doctrines

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Perfection: The Impossible Possibility was published in 1975 by Pacific Press Publishing Association. This collaborative work features key Seventh-day Adventist theologians—Herbert Douglass, Edward Heppenstall, Hans La Rondelle, and C. Mervyn Maxwell—who each address the complex theological question of Christian perfection, its biblical foundation, and its role in salvation and sanctification.

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