Regeneration, saving faith, and union with Christ

This resource presents a theological critique of Rev. McGeown's article on saving faith, specifically questioning the relationship between faith, regeneration, and union with Christ. The correspondent argues that ingrafting into Christ must logically precede faith (as a passive work of the Spirit), and challenges the article's apparent suggestion that believing precedes or effects union with Christ, with particular concern for how this teaching applies to covenant children and infants. The exchange illuminates key Reformed distinctions regarding the ordo salutis and the nature of faith as both a passive reception of grace and an active response of the believer.