The covenant and Dordt (1)

This article traces the development of covenant theology as a uniquely Reformed doctrine from the Reformation through the Synod of Dort, showing how theologians like Zwingli, Calvin, and the Heidelberg Catechism contributors developed this doctrine in response to theological challenges. The author establishes that the Canons of Dort represent the mature Reformed articulation of covenant theology and salvation doctrine against Arminian errors, thereby developing and reaffirming Reformation principles.