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Spiegel: Ten Lessons from Great Christian Minds
JT From philosophy professor James Spiegel: Augustine (5th century): Remember that you are a citizen of another kingdom. Martin Luther (16th century): Expect politicians to be corrupt. Thomas Aq… more →
SoCal Theologica: Musings from the West Coast
Refute the Landmark view as to the participates in the Lord’s Supper.
darlingmissionaries wrote 1 day ago: According to the Landmark view only Baptist churches are the real church.[1] Which means that only L … more →
"The key to systematic theology" by Carl Trueman
tollelege wrote 4 days ago: “The key is always biblical balance, allowing God’s revelation to check our speculations. … more →
Old Resources Made New
Jeremiah Gumm wrote 5 days ago: For about a month or so now, I’ve been reading through an old copy of Prof. Martin Franzmann … more →
S. Lewis Johnson
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Benjamin P. Glaser wrote 5 days ago: Probably the best thing about the internet for me has been the availability of previously unknown te … more →
Learning from Berkouwer (6): The absolute authority, salvation content and existential direction of Scripture
Charles Cameron wrote 1 week ago: Berkouwer emphasizes that the authority of Scripture is to be understood in connection with the exis … more →
On Reading Systematic Theology
D. Borkert wrote 1 week ago: I’m baffled by the lack of interest by regular church members in systematic theology. Systemat … more →
Ratzinger on Scripture and Tradition
Richard wrote 1 week ago: The following are some extracts from Ratzinger’s essay “The Question of the Concept of T … more →
The Trinity Progressively Revealed
neopuritan wrote 1 week ago: In the Bible there is progressive revelation. That is, God reveals His nature and His ways gradually … more →
In Trembling Hands, Lord God, We Hold Our Heritage
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Jeremiah Gumm wrote 1 week ago: Today (June 25) is the 479th anniversary of the presentation of the Augsburg Confession, in 1530. It … more →
The Doctrine of the Trinity
neopuritan wrote 1 week ago: The word Trinity is simply a combination of the prefix “tri” with the word “unity,” and was coined b … more →
The Nativity of St. John the Baptist - A Festival for Shepherds of the Cross
Jeremiah Gumm wrote 1 week ago: Today (June 24th) in the Christian church, it is the minor festival of the nativity of St. John the … 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 →
Five Influential Books (3)
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Michael Metts wrote 2 weeks ago: The remaining two books of my 5 Influential Books are The Imitation of Christ by Thomas Kempis, and … more →
Two New Resources Worth a Look!
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Jeremiah Gumm wrote 2 weeks ago: Yesterday I had my annual visit to Northwestern Publishing House’s store in Milwaukee. (Living … more →
the fundamental attribute of God
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brianfulthorp wrote 3 weeks ago: What would you say is the fundamental attribute of God (attribute being an aspect of his character a … more →
Theology
reiterations wrote 3 weeks ago: Theology embraces a great variety of topics, some of which are abstruse and difficult, and all have … more →
Randy Alcorn on embracing biblical paradox
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Barry Wallace wrote 3 weeks ago: Speaking of Charles Spurgeon… …he’s one of those guys who continues to speak long … more →
Wayne's Random Thoughts...Monthly Round Up (May 2009)
Wayne Stocks wrote 1 month ago: This blog is growing almost every day. Last month, I started a monthly recap of the prior month … more →
Peoples, Places, Things :: Created, Corrupted, Redeemed
Jimmy D. wrote 1 month ago: Because God created peoples, places, and things, and because sin has corrupted peoples, places, and … more →
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