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Great Quote - Goldsworthy
The hermeneutical question about the whole Bible correlates with the question, ‘What do you think of Christ?’ … The hermeneutical center of the Bible is therefore Jesus in his being and in his saving … more →
SoCal Theologica: Musings from the West Coast
Reformation Heritage Sale!
Timothy wrote 2 days ago: A great new sale is going on for the The Reading and Preaching of the Scriptures (6 volumes) In the … more →
Glory Road: The Journey of 10 African-Americans into Reformed Christianity
thebookstoreblog wrote 5 days ago: “This book is a wonderful encouragement to those who love the doctrines of grace. The ten … more →
Guest Post: Theology - Outside-In
Oliver wrote 6 days ago: I promised some guest posts, and I’m pleased to say that my colleague from St Andrews – … more →
Great Quote - Goldsworthy
jeffmooney wrote 1 week ago: The hermeneutical question about the whole Bible correlates with the question, ‘What do you think of … more →
A Brief Introduction to Christian Humanism: As the Social Impetus for the Protestant Reformation
Bobby Grow wrote 1 week ago: Christian Humanism is not some sort of weird hybridizing of Christianity and Secular Humanism; rathe … more →
Calvin's View of Natural Theology
neopuritan wrote 1 week ago: Epistemology, or what Oliphint calls “a primal and simple knowledge,” is an area where Calvin says m … more →
New From Richard Gamble . . .
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Reformed Reader wrote 2 weeks ago: Thanks to Alex for drawing my attention to this fairly recent volume by professor at Reformed Presby … more →
Sweet Harmony in The Sinaitic Covenant
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throopmd wrote 2 weeks ago: By convincing man of his sin and weakness, it forced him to seek a remedy in Christ by faith (as we … more →
Brief thoughts on Inerrancy/Inspiration of the Bible
triple347 wrote 3 weeks ago: I posted this at another place, but I wanted to post it on my own blog: “It seems to me that s … more →
Turretin on The Use of Law
throopmd wrote 3 weeks ago: It not only antecedently prepares the elect man for Christ, but consequently also directs him alrea … more →
Biddle Part Deux
danborvan wrote 3 weeks ago: The following is part two of an excerpt from an essay on John Biddle. The full essay can be accesse … more →
A Return to First Principles: John Biddle’s Use of Reason
danborvan wrote 3 weeks ago: The following is an excerpt from an essay on John Biddle, known as “the Father of English Unit … more →
Turretin on the Immutability of the Moral Law
throopmd wrote 3 weeks ago: …the moral law (which is the pattern of God’s image in man) ought to correspond with the … more →
No Salvation Outside the Church
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Jerad File wrote 4 weeks ago: “No Salvation Outside the Church.” This quotation from Cyprian usually causes me to thin … more →
The Foundation of Our Gratitude
throopmd wrote 1 month ago: Turretin on Publicly Teaching and Preaching Predestination It is one of the primary gospel doctrines … more →
Turretin on God's Will
throopmd wrote 1 month ago: No other cause can be assigned to why the Lord has done this or that than this – because he so … more →
Andrew Fuller Center for Baptist Studies 3rd Annual Conference
allenmickle wrote 1 month ago: The Andrew Fuller Center for Baptist Studies is hosting the 3rd Annual conference devoted to Baptis … more →
Calvin on Justification
throopmd wrote 1 month ago: But we define justification as follows: the sinner, received into communion with Christ, is reconcil … more →
Philosophy of the Age (2): A History of Christian Thought (WEST SS09 Day 2)
Andrew McKenna wrote 1 month ago: Previous Post in this Series Carrying on from some thoughts on Revelation and Apologetics, it was ti … more →
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