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In Dougan Clark's The Theology of Holiness, readers are taken on a profound exploration of the concept of "holiness" within the realm of theology. Clark demonstrates remarkable scholarship and theological acumen, providing a comprehensive analysis of this spiritual principle and its significance to Christian faith.

The book presents a thorough examination of the various dimensions and implications of holiness. Clark delves into topics such as the biblical foundations of holiness, its relationship with salvation, the Holy Spirit's role in sanctification, and the practical application of holy living in everyday life. By tackling these themes, the author seeks to enlighten readers about the transformative power of holiness and its relevance to contemporary Christianity.

One of the book's strengths lies in its careful and systematic approach to theology. Clark meticulously builds his arguments, drawing from a wide range of scriptural passages, historical theologians, and contemporary scholars. This comprehensive approach not only strengthens the author's arguments but also provides readers with a rich tapestry of perspectives to consider.

Another commendable aspect of The Theology of Holiness is its accessibility. Although the topic reflects profound theological concepts, Clark succeeds in presenting complex ideas in a clear and concise manner, making them easily understandable for both theologians and laypersons alike. By avoiding dense academic jargon, the author creates an inviting space for all readers to engage with the material and reflect on its implications.

Moreover, Clark's book inspires a deep sense of conviction and personal reflection. The author not only presents theological teachings on holiness but also challenges readers to examine their own lives and explore how these principles can be applied practically. This emphasis on personal application renders the book more than a mere intellectual exercise, but rather a transformative journey towards a deeper connection with God.

Despite the book's many merits, some readers may find certain sections overly detailed or repetitive. The Theology of Holiness could have benefited from a more streamlined and concise presentation, as certain ideas are revisited multiple times throughout the text. Additionally, a clearer sense of organization would have enhanced readability, allowing readers to better follow the author's train of thought.

In conclusion, Dougan Clark's The Theology of Holiness is a compelling and insightful exploration of an essential aspect of Christian theology. Through its engaging writing style, extensive research, and emphasis on personal application, this book offers readers a valuable resource for studying and understanding the role of holiness within the Christian faith. Regardless of one's theological background, Clark's work invites readers on a reflective journey that may lead to a renewed understanding of the transformative power of holiness.

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[Illustration: DOUGAN CLARK, M.D.]

THE

THEOLOGY OF HOLINESS.

BY

DOUGAN CLARK, M. D.

PROFESSOR OF SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY AND CHURCH HISTORY IN EARLHAM COLLEGE, RICHMOND, INDIANA.

TO THE MEMORY OF MY FATHER AND MOTHER, DOUGAN AND ASENATH CLARK, BOTH FOR MANY YEARS APPROVED MINISTERS IN THE FRIENDS' CHURCH, AND BOTH LONG SINCE DEPARTED TO BE WITH CHRIST, THIS BOOK IS LOVINGLY Dedicated.

CONTENTS.

I. ENTIRE SANCTIFICATION A NECESSITY II. ENTIRE SANCTIFICATION OBTAINABLE III. ENTIRE SANCTIFICATION IN PATRIARCHAL TIMES IV. ENTIRE SANCTIFICATION IN TYPE V. ENTIRE SANCTIFICATION IN PROPHECY VI. ENTIRE SANCTIFICATION AS TAUGHT BY JESUS CHRIST VII. ENTIRE SANCTIFICATION AS TAUGHT BY PAUL VIII. ENTIRE SANCTIFICATION AS TAUGHT BY PETER IX. ENTIRE SANCTIFICATION AS TAUGHT BY JOHN X. ENTIRE SANCTIFICATION AS TAUGHT BY JAMES AND JUDE XI. SANCTIFIED BY GOD THE FATHER XII. SANCTIFIED BY GOD THE SON XIII. SANCTIFIED BY GOD THE HOLY GHOST XIV. SANCTIFIED BY THE TRUTH XV. SANCTIFIED BY FAITH XVI. CONCLUSION

CHAPTER I.

ENTIRE SANCTIFICATION A NECESSITY.

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