A Comparative Study in the Theology of Atonement in Jonathan Edwards and John McLeod Campbell: Atonement and the Character of God Book

	Commendatory Prefaces
	Foreword
	Contents
	Introduction to Thesis
0.1	Statement of Thesis	1
0.2	Background Issues: Atonement and the Character of God in Reformed Thought from the Reformation to 1683	12
I	Atonement and the Character of God in Jonathan Edwards
I.1	Delight in the Sovereign God	29
I.2	Major Discourses and Sermons	37
I.3	The Treatises	148
I.4	Observations	220
II	Atonement and the Character of God in John McLeod Campbell
II.1	Eternal Life	229
II.2	Sermons and Trials	242
II.3	Campbell's Mature Work	304
II.4	Observations	370
III	Conclusions
	Comparisons and Contrasts: Edwards and Campbell	374
	Appendices: Explanatory Notes on Issues Relevant to Background of Thesis. Reformed Scholasticism	388
	Soteriology of the Greek Fathers	390
	Luther on Satisfaction	395
	Penal Substitution	398
	The Evangelical and Non-Scholastic Character of the Heidelberg Catechism	401
	John Cameron and Johannes Cocceius- Additional Comments on the Development of Federal Theology	403
	Appendices to Part One: Jonathan Edwards' Understanding of Atonement and the Character of God within his own Theological Context	408
	Appendices to Part Two: Antinomianism and the Marrow Controversy	420
	Selected Bibliography	427