Liberation From What?
In the comments on a previous post, somebody wrote that the ecclesiastical Liberation of 1944 was not just about being […]
Read moreIn the comments on a previous post, somebody wrote that the ecclesiastical Liberation of 1944 was not just about being […]
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During this awful time matters finally came to such a pass that rationalistic preachers, to counteract the idea that […]
Read moreI’ve just posted my (longish) review of James Payton’s new book, Getting the Reformation Wrong: Correcting Some Misunderstandings. You can […]
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The sacraments were designed by God to strengthen our faith in Jesus Christ. As we go through life, we experience […]
Read moreToday is my first day back after a few weeks of summer vacation — and it was a good one. […]
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In his little work on Spiritual Desertion, Gisbertus Voetius mentioned the case of Francis Spira as an example of those […]
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I’m currently reading Spiritual Desertion by Gisbertus Voetius and Johannes Hoornbeeck. This seventeenth-century work includes a helpful historical introduction by […]
Read moreThis week I’m spending some time going through R. B. Kuiper’s 1926 book, As To Being Reformed. It’s worthwhile because […]
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“Of late it has become customary in Christian Reformed circles to speak of Synodical interpretations of the Confessions, and these […]
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R. B. Kuiper traded the Christian Reformed Church for the Reformed Church in America (RCA), at least for a brief […]
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In May of 1567, Guy de Bres was sitting in prison in Valenciennes. His date with the executioner was approaching. […]
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Jean Crespin is a Reformation figure with a compelling life story. Like Calvin, he was trained as a lawyer in […]
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As an undergrad at the University of Alberta I had access to the entire Corpus Reformatorum collection of Calvin’s writings. […]
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Today I’ve got the final installment of Dr. Louis Praamsma’s article from the December 1979 issue of The Outlook. Praamsma […]
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