The redemption and restoration of man in the thought of Richard Baxter : a study in puritan theology - Packer, James Innell (Carlisle, UK : Paternoster Press, 2003)
pt. I. The Theologian -- 1. Puritanism as Baxter Saw It -- Note A. Doctrinal Puritanism -- 2. Puritan Theology -- 3. The Puritan -- 4. The Man and his Mind -- pt. II. The Ruin of the Race -- 5. Man: Created -- 6. Man: Fallen -- 7. The Art of Preaching -- pt. III. The Redemption of the World -- 8. The Growth of the Synthesis -- 9. The Kingdom of Christ -- 10. Justification by Faith -- Note B. Paul and James on Justification -- 11. The Seals of the Covenant -- 12. The Law of Christ -- Note C. "Seasonable Good Works" -- pt. IV. The Restoration of the Elect -- 13. The Work of the Holy Spirit -- 14. The Errors of Antinomianism -- 15. "Heart-Work and Heaven-Work" -- App. I. Some bibliographical notes -- App. II. Corrections in the "Aphorisms."
Keywords: Baxter, Richard, 1615-1691 -- Contributions in the doctrine of salvation.Salvation -- Christianity -- History of doctrines -- 17th century.Antinomianism -- History of doctrines -- 17th century