The Roots of Reformed Moral Theology

The Historical Background of an Ecclesial Tradition

Bruce P. Baugus

• Publisher: Reformation Heritage Books
• Year: 2022
• Print ISBN: 9781601789280
• eBook ISBN: 9781601789297
• Topic: Theology & Religion
• Subtopic: Christian Theology

Reformed moral teaching embraces the authority of Scripture, a stable moral order from creation, and the moral law expressed in the Ten Commandments as a guide for developing a virtuous life. But did such ideas radically appear during the Reformation? In The Roots of Reformed Moral Theology, Bruce P. Baugus traces the story of moral theology from its biblical origins to the eve of the Reformation, demonstrating that Reformed moral sensibilities were received and developed from the greater church tradition. The result is a commendable survey that pays particular attention to the questions and themes most significant to the formation of what became a distinctly Reformed moral theology.

Table of Contents:

1. The Character of Reformed Moral Theology
2. Origins of Moral Theology
3. Redemptive History: Old Testament
4. Redemptive History: New Testament (Part 1)
5. Redemptive History: New Testament (Part 2)
6. Early Church History
7. Late Antiquity and Medieval Eras
8. High Medieval Era: Thomas
9. Late Medieval Era: Scotus and Ockham

Table of contents

• Reformed Theological-Historical Studies
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Contents
• Introduction
• 1 The Character of Reformed Moral Teaching
• 2 Origins of Moral Theology
• 3 Old Testament
• 4 Gospels and Acts
• 5 Epistles and Revelation
• 6 Early Church Era
• 7 Late Antiquity and Early Medieval Eras
• 8 High Medieval Era
• 9 Late Medieval Era
• Conclusion
• Bibliography
• Subject Index