Luther’s Augustinian Theology of the Cross
Dr. Marco Barone has written a unique book on Martin Luther’s Heidelberg Disputation. In 1518, Luther defended a set of […]
Read moreDr. Marco Barone has written a unique book on Martin Luther’s Heidelberg Disputation. In 1518, Luther defended a set of […]
Read moreThe Synod of Dort 1618-19 was famous for drafting the Canons of Dort, addressing the errors of the Arminians. The […]
Read moreThe Klaas Schilder Reader: The Essential Theological Writings, eds. George Harinck, Marinus DeJong and Richard Mouw (Bellingham: Lexham Academic, 2022). […]
Read moreSome theologians have a reputation for being consistently clear. Klaas Schilder isn’t one of them. The editor of this new […]
Read more“Proof-texting” is an accusation that’s sometimes thrown at various works in Reformed theology. Louis Berkhof’s Systematic Theology has sometimes been […]
Read moreThis past week, I shared the following links on social media and I think they’re worth sharing here too: “This […]
Read moreIt isn’t easy to love a jerk. Someone who’s quiet, meek, and kind – no problem. But the person who […]
Read moreRead this quote carefully: We believe that all men everywhere are lost and face the judgment of God, that Jesus […]
Read moreI recently finished reading straight through John Calvin’s Institutes of the Christian Religion. I plan to write an essay on […]
Read moreOne of the most important Reformers in the Low Countries was Guido (or Guy) de Brès. Martyred in 1567, we […]
Read moreDid you know that the first editions of the Belgic Confession included two proof-texts from the apocrypha? Did you know […]
Read moreFor quite a while it was customary for historians, theologians, and preachers to bewail the post-Reformation as a sort of […]
Read moreIf there’s one Reformation figure who deserves more attention, I would argue that it’s Guido de Brès. Since I wrote […]
Read moreA few years ago, I wrote a post about the Belgic Confession article 31 and what it used to say […]
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