Commonwealth Theology Essentials - Krieger, Douglas W

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Résumé :
Easily the most important advance in Judeo-Christian relations in 100 years, Commonwealth Theology (CT) cuts across denominational divisions to reveal God's plan for the Church and the Jews. CT is based on a more literal interpretation of the Scriptures. Interpretations have, since the 2nd century, been influenced by man's philosophy and politics. Beyond the basics of Christian salvation, mainstream theologies are at odds. Catholic, Reform, and Evangelical interpretations of Bible prophecy don't agree because they have all overlooked the obvious. Is it possible that the truth has been concealed for nearly 2,000 years? The clash of mainline Christian views is, in itself, proof that something has gone wrong. The surprising solution that will unite God's people has been right there in God's Word all along. In January 2018 Douglas W. Krieger premiered his groundbreaking work, Commonwealth Theology: An Introduction. Joined by Bible researchers, Dr. Douglas Hamp, Dr. Gavin Finley, and Chris Steinle, Essentials expands the application of Commonwealth Theology to address even more aspects of biblical theology - areas of theology which have either been ignored or contradicted within mainstream theologies. Indeed, CT reaffirms the truly biblical tenets of both Catholic-Reformed and Dispensation Theology, while resolving Christendom's greatest areas of conflict by examining these heretofore enigmas in the light of Commonwealth Theology. Essentials is presented in two main sections: Elements of Commonwealth Theology; and, Commonwealth Eschatology.

Biographie:
Douglas W. Krieger is a published author having written or co-authored over 14 volumes. His background includes serving as an elder-pastor in Berkeley, California during the Jesus Movement and is a frequent speaker at prophecy conferences during the past decade. Doug has been married to Deborah since 1968, has three married children. For twenty years Doug was in public education as a high school teacher and administrator--he was graduated from both California State University Los Angeles and CSU Sacramento in Education Administrator.