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HERE IS WHAT THE JUDGES SAID...
"A first-rate work that engages recent world-class voices across the confessional spectrum. Horton offers acute interpretations of his dialogue partners and fashions his own well-argued theses into a constructive, orthodox, biblical, Reformed ecclesiology. This is the kind of scholarly quality that 'neo-evangelicals' were hoping for when Carl Henry and company articulated their vision."
HERE IS WHAT OTHERS HAVE SAID...
"...a theological project which could revitalize confessional, even 'evangelical,' Reformed theology" (Religious Studies Review)
"...deserves attention from a wide range of theological perspectives...so biblically acute and broadly engaged that his arguments cannot simply be dismissed as the partisan voice of a 'Reformed Orthodox' theologian" (International Journal of Systematic Theology)
"If...taken seriously in the modern academy it will offer some profound challenges. This bodes extremely well for the health of Reformed dogmatics" (Themelios)
"...deserves praise for its clarity...and scope of argument...Horton achieves his goal" (Theology Today)
"...an admirable theological achievement with far-reaching implications" (Pneuma: A Journal of Pentecostal Theology)
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Dr. Michael S. Horton's fourth and final book, People AND Place: A Covenant Ecclesiology, in his comprehensive series of Systematic Theology
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