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James D. Gifford, Jr. - Is Limited Atonement Nominalistic? How the Final Resurrection Informs the Universality of the Work of Christ

James D. Gifford, Jr. - Is Limited Atonement Nominalistic? How the Final Resurrection Informs the Universality of the Work of Christ
Organization: ETS National
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A session from the 66th Annual Meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society with the theme, "Ecclesiology" - Held November 19-21, 2014, in San Diego, CA.
James D. Gifford, Jr. (Charlotte Christian College and Theological Seminary) served as a Presenter at the Evangelical Theological Society Meeting in San Antonio, TX (2016), in the section addressing The Trinity: Early Church. The theme of the 2016 ETS conference was the Trinity.

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