| Acknowledgments | p. 5 |
| Introduction | p. 6 |
| The Inspiration Debate | p. 9 |
| Without Error of Any Kind (The Inerrantist View) | |
| Infallible in Matters of Faith and Practice (The Infallibilist View) | |
| The Providence Debate | p. 23 |
| God Is Sovereign over All Things (The Calvinist View) | |
| God Limits His Control by Granting Freedom (The Arminian View) | |
| The Foreknowledge Debate | p. 37 |
| God Foreknows All That Shall Come to Pass (The Classical View) | |
| God Knows All That Shall Be and All That May Be (The Open View) | |
| The Genesis Debate | p. 50 |
| Created in the Recent Past (The Young Earth View) | |
| A Very Old Work of Art (The Day-Age View) | |
| Restoring a Destroyed Creation (The Restoration View) | |
| Literary Theme over Literal Chronology (The Literary Framework View) | |
| The Divine Image Debate | p. 74 |
| The Image of God Is the Soul (The Substantival View) | |
| The Image of God Is Our God-Given Authority (The Functional View) | |
| The Image of God Is Our Relationality (The Relational View) | |
| The Human Constitution Debate | p. 87 |
| The Twofold Self: Body and Soul (The Dichotomist View) | |
| The Threefold Self: Body, Soul, and Spirit (The Trichotomist View) | |
| The Unitary Self (The Monistic View) | |
| The Christology Debate | p. 101 |
| The Unavoidable Paradox of the Godman (The Classical View) | |
| Christ Relinquished His Divine Prerogatives (The Kenotic View) | |
| The Atonement Debate | p. 113 |
| Christ Died in Our Place (The Penal Substitution View) | |
| Christ Destroyed Satan and His Works (The Christus Victor View) | |
| Christ Displayed God's Wrath against Sin (The Moral Government View) | |
| The Salvation Debate | p. 132 |
| TULIP (The Calvinist View) | |
| God Wants All to Be Saved (The Arminian View) | |
| The Sanctification Debate | p. 146 |
| Sanctification as a Declaration by God (The Lutheran View) | |
| Sanctification as Holiness in Christ and in Personal Conduct (The Reformed [Calvinist] View) | |
| Sanctification as Resting-Faith in the Sufficiency of Christ (The Keswick "Deeper Life" View) | |
| Entire Sanctification as Perfect Love (The Wesleyan View) | |
| The Eternal Security Debate | p. 165 |
| Secure in the Power of God (The Eternal Security View) | |
| The Need to Persist in Faith (The Conditional Security View) | |
| The Destiny of the Unevangelized Debate | p. 178 |
| No Other Name (The Restrictivist View) | |
| God Does All He Can Do (The Universal Opportunity View) | |
| Hope beyond the Grave (The Post-mortem Evangelism View) | |
| He Has Not Left Himself without a Witness (The Inclusivist View) | |
| The Lord's Supper Debate | p. 193 |
| "This Is My Body" (The Spiritual Presence View) | |
| "In Remembrance of Me" (The Memorial View) | |
| The Baptism Debate | p. 201 |
| Baptism and Christian Discipleship (The Believer's Baptism View) | |
| Covenanting with the Community of God (The Infant Baptism View) | |
| The Charismatic Gifts Debate | p. 212 |
| The Gifts Are for Today (The Continuationist View) | |
| "Tongues Shall Cease" (The Cessationist View) | |
| The Women in Ministry Debate | p. 225 |
| Created Equal, with Complementary Roles (The Complementarian View) | |
| The Irrelevance of Gender for Spiritual Authority (The Egalitarian View) | |
| The Millennium Debate | p. 236 |
| Raptured before the Reign (The Premillennial View) | |
| Working toward and Waiting for a Coming Reign of Peace (The Postmillennial View) | |
| The Symbolic Thousand-Year Conquest of Satan (The Amillennial View) | |
| The Hell Debate | p. 254 |
| The Unending Torment of the Wicked (The Classical View) | |
| The Wicked Shall Be No More (The Annihilationist View) | |
| Appendix | p. 265 |
| Notes | p. 266 |
| Glossary | p. 268 |
| Scripture Index | p. 282 |
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