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A Retormed Doctrine of Sanctification for the Korean Context

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ChapterⅠ Introduction
1.1 A Background of Research and the Problem Statement
1.1.1 The Importance of Sanctification
1.1.2 Sanctification is a Crucial Problem in the Korean Church
1.1.3 The Reason for the Choice of Calvin, Wesley and Barth
1.1.4 An Brief Analysis of Previous Approaches
1.2 The Definition of ‘Reformed’
1.3 The Purpose and Goals of This Research
1.4 Central Hypothesis
1.5 The Method of Research and Its Procedure
1.5.1 Method of Research
1.5.2 Procedure of Research

ChapterⅡ John Calvin and Sanctification
2.1 Introduction
2.1.1 Previous Approach
2.1.2 A General Evaluation of John Calvin
2.1.3 Calvin’s Response to the Theological Trends of His Time
2.1.4 Calvin’s Theology and Doctrine of Sanctification
2.2 Calvin’s Doctrine of Sanctification
2.2.1 The Conception of Sanctification
2.2.2 The Motivation and Goal of Sanctification
2.2.3 God’s Role and the Human Role in Sanctification
2.2.4 The Nature of Sanctification
2.2.5 The Modes of Sanctification
2.2.6 The Means of Sanctification
2.2.7 The Relation to Other Doctrines
2.2.8 Good Works and Sanctification
2.2.9 The Sphere of Sanctification: Calvin’s Practice
2.3 Conclusion
2.3.1 Abstract
2.3.2 Assessment

ChapterⅢ John Wesley and Sanctification
3.1 Introduction
3.1.1 General Evaluation of Wesley
3.1.2 Wesley’s Response to the Theological Trends of His Times
3.1.3 Wesley’s Conversion: Experience at Aldersgate
3.1.4 The Structure of Wesley’s Theology and Sanctification
3.2 Wesley’s Doctrine of Sanctification
3.2.1 The Concept of Sanctification
3.2.2 The Motive and the Goal of Sanctification
3.2.3 God’s Role and Human Role in Sanctification
3.2.4 The Stages of Sanctification
3.2.5 The Nature of Sanctification
3.2.6 The Mode of Sanctification: Self-Denial
3.2.7 The Means or Ways of Sanctification
3.2.8 The Relation to Other Doctrines
3.2.9 Good Works and Sanctification
3.2.10 The Sphere of Sanctification
3.3 Abstract and Assessment
3.3.1 Abstract
3.3.2 Assessment

ChapterⅣ Karl Barth and Sanctification
4.1 Introduction
4.1.1 The General Evaluations of Barth’s Theology
4.1.2 His Response to the Main Theological Trends of His Time
4.1.3 Barth’s Theology and Doctrine of Sanctification
4.2 The Doctrine of Sanctification of Karl Barth
4.2.1 The Conception of Sanctification
4.2.3 The Motivation and Goal of Sanctification
4.2.4 God’s Role and Human Role in Sanctification
4.2.5 The Nature of Sanctification
4.2.6 The Modes of Sanctification
4.2.7 The Means of Sanctification
4.2.8 The Relation with Other Doctrines
4.2.9 Good Works and Sanctification: the Praise of Works
4.2.10 The Teleological Structure of Sanctification: The Sphere of Sanctification
4.3 Abstract and Assessment
4.3.1 Abstract
4.3.2 Assessment

ChapterⅤ A Reformed Doctrine of Sanctification for the Korean Context
5.1 Comparison between Calvin, Wesley, and Barth On the Doctrine of Sanctification
5.1.1 Their Responses to the Theological Trends of Their Times
5.1.2 The Conception of Sanctification
5.1.3 The Role of God and the Human Role
5.1.4 The Nature of Sanctification
5.1.5 The Motive and Goal of Sanctification
5.1.6 The Modes of Sanctification
5.1.7 The Means of Sanctification
5.1.8 Relation with Other Doctrines in the Ordo Salutis
5.1.9 Good Works and Sanctification
5.1.10 The Sphere of Sanctification
5.2 The Contextual Analysis of the Korean Church
5.2.1 The Affirmative Evaluation of the Korean Church
5.2.2 The Negative Elements of the Korean Church
5.3 A Reformed Doctrine of Sanctification for the Korean Context
5.3.1 Balanced Theological Views on the Doctrine of Sanctification
5.3.2 Sanctification in Individual Life
5.3.3 Sanctification in Political, Social Life
5.3.4 The Sanctification of the Church: Purity and Unity
5.4 Conclusion

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