Loraine Boettner (1901–1990)

Author of Reformed Doctrine of Predestination

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About the Author

Loraine Boettner studied systematic theology under C. W. Hodge at Princeton Theological Seminary, where he earned the Th.B. and Th.M. degrees. He also received an honorary D.D. and a Litt.D. degree

Includes the names: L Boettner, Boettner L, Loraine Boettner, Lorraine Boettner, D.D. Loraine Boettner, Prof. Loraine Boettner, D.D. Loraine Th.M Boettner, D.D. Loraine Boettner TH.M.

Works by Loraine Boettner

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Reformed Doctrine of Predestination (1932) 1,447 copies

Roman Catholicism (1750) 640 copies

Studies in Theology (1947) 466 copies

The Millennium (1957) 414 copies

Immortality (1956) 321 copies

The Reformed Faith (1983) 243 copies

A Harmony of the Gospels (1976) 155 copies

The Christian Attitude Toward War (1942) 126 copies

Divorce (1970) 50 copies

The Atonement (1941) 48 copies

The inspiration of the scriptures (1937) 25 copies

The Person of Christ (2009) 21 copies

The Gospel of Jesus: The Four Gospels in a Single Complete Narrative (2023) 20 copies

The Trinity (2019) 9 copies

The Mass (1966) 7 copies

Free Grace Broadcaster - Issue 231 - The Triune God (2015) 4 copies

A summary of the Gospels (1933) 3 copies

Postmillenialism 2 copies

Immortality 2 copies

What is the Gospel? 2 copies

Calvinism in History 1 copy

Biblical Faith 1 copy

The millennium 1 copy

The Atonement. 1 copy

The Person of Christ. 1 copy

The Christian Attitude Toward 1 copy

Biblical Faith 1 copy

Christian Supernaturalism (2020) 1 copy

Reformed doctrine of predestination 1 copy

A Summary of the Gospels. 1 copy

The Millennium-Boettner 1 copy

The Millennium Bible 1 copy

Divorce. 1 copy

A History of the Boettner Family. An account prepared by Loraine Boettner in connection with the One Hundredth… 1 copy

The Reformed Doctrine of Predestination. 1 copy

Immortality. 1 copy

The Mass. 1 copy

The Millennium. 1 copy

Loraine Boettner Collection (8 vols.) - Logos Bible Software 1 copy

Life of Christ 1 copy

Millennial Kingdom, The 1 copy

The Reformed Doctrine of Predestination 1 copy

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The Meaning of the Millennium: Four Views (1977) — Contributor — 1,007 copies

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Legal name: Boettner, Loraine
Other names: 伯特納
Birthdate: 1901-03-07
Date of death: 1990-01-03
Gender: male
Nationality: USA
Education: Th.B. (1928) and Th.M. (1929) from Princeton Theological Seminary
Occupations: Theologian, Author

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The Reformed Doctrine of Predestination by Loraine Boettner

Comprehensive treatment of Reformed doctrine, not just predestination.

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qmpz | 3 other reviews | Nov 12, 2022 |

Reformed Doctrine of Predestination by Lorraine Boettner

Here is my critical review of Boettner's book:

https://agrammatos.files.wordpress.com/2018/01/critical-review-of-loraine-boettn...

I write this review from a non-Calvinist perspective. I discovered a review from this fellow, who I think makes a fair criticism of Bottner's work from a Reformed-Calvinist perspective:

“Boettner was trying to do the right thing but suffered from such a narrow
understanding of the subject. This is perhaps the first major use of ‘TULIP’
to explain predestination. It lacks the larger covenantal context, as well as
any well-informed explanation of moderate Calvinism. The exegesis is
strained as well. This book is historic but flawed” (Steven Wedgeworth)… (more)

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Cduncster | 3 other reviews | Feb 25, 2018 |

Roman Catholicism by Loraine Boettner

This book is, to put it mildly, not a very gentle treatment of its subject. It can be a valuable resource in studying a certain religion, but that religion is not, despite the title, Roman Catholicism. Rather, that religion is the staunchly anti-Roman Protestantism of the author. If you want a look at how Roman Catholicism was perceived by an influential mid-twentieth-century Protestant controversialist, then this is the book for you.

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Antepenultimate | 4 other reviews | Nov 18, 2017 |