What do you call the adherents of Covenant Theology (CT) and New Covenant Theology (NCT)? An adherent of Dispensationalism is called a "dispensationalist" but would the proper term for an adherent of Covenant Theology and New Covenant Theology be, respectively, "Covenant Theologian" and "New Covenant Theologian"? It sounds to me like it would lead to a little confusion, but I haven't really heard any terms in usage for either.
There are several options, but the terms &quot;New Covenant Theologian&quot; or &quot;Covenant Theologian&quot; are definitely not appropriate.
Those terms are reserved for Biblical Scholars, and is usually used in the context of pastors, or those who have advanced Theology degrees, such as a Master's of Divinity, or Doctorate in Theology, but it not used for a normal layperson.
I agree with the other person who answered that the closest would be &quot;Reformed&quot; or &quot;Calvinist&quot;.
It has become more common practice for Calvinists to refer to themselves as &quot;Reformed&quot; even though they might even be a 5 point Calvinist or Hyper-Calvinist.
It's just that the word reformed doesn't have the &quot;-ist&quot; or &quot;-ian&quot; suffix that makes it a noun form, like Literalist, or Baptist, Dispensationalist, or Arminian.