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New trends in Scottish theology emerged in the late 1820s. These are associated with Thomas Erskine of Linlathen, Edward Irving, and John McLeod Campbell. Reflecting the influence of Romanticism, these theologians moved away from rationalist approaches to Christian faith, with stress on personal experience, the love of God, and filial relations especially between the Father and the Son. Because of their new ways of thinking, Irving and McLeod Campbell were deposed from the ministry. McLeod Campbell rewrote the doctrine of the atonement, with stress on the love of God, introduced the novel idea of the prospective aspect, and advanced a robust view of assurance. These theologians continue to be read, extending their influence into contemporary discussion.
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