The Imputation of Christ's Active Obedience to Believers

[RBerman]

But you have no idea what it might be??

I do. It's not the one you keep proposing, however.

It doesn't follow the formulaic of your theology, right?

That's an understatement.

[The Remonstrant]

*sighs*

Another perfectly good thread obliterated.

Anyhow, if there are any decent books advocating the imputation of the active obedience to Christ (especially not written by Calvinists), any references from any person here would be appreciated.

[The Remonstrant]

That's too bad. No good books? Unfortunate.

[hedrick]

That's too bad. No good books? Unfortunate.

Calvin's Institutes is a good book. I'm just not sure whether people would typically call him a non-Calvinist (though I can see an argument for it).

[Rdr. Arsenios]

Calvin's Institutes is a good book. I'm just not sure whether people would typically call him a non-Calvinist (though I can see an argument for it).

Fabulous comment!

A.

[headheart]

That's too bad. No good books? Unfortunate.

Doesn't Darth Vader have a few articles about the imputation of the active obedience to Christ?

I'm a bit late to this thread but did a Google and the exact phrase is at Wikipedia Online Encyclopedia.

Peace,
headheart

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As he lay dying, J. Gresham Machen, the American Presbyterian theologian, sent a final telegram to his friend John Murray containing the words, "I'm so thankful for the active obedience of Christ. No hope without it."