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Natural Theology and Reformed Orthodoxy (by David Haines)
This article by David Haines appeared in the May issue of Ad Fontes magazine. To subscribe to receive full issues in your inbox, click here. Introduction The last century has seen quite a bit of discussion amongst Protestants concerning the orthodoxy of Natural Theology. Some recent thinkers, such as Karl Barth and Cornelius Van Til, have, either explicitly or…
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How Do You Solve a Problem like Maria (and Mary, and Mary, and Elizabeth)? Part II
This article by Sean Morris appeared in the May issue of Ad Fontes magazine. To subscribe to receive full issues in your inbox, click here. How Do You Solve a Problem like Maria (and Mary, and Mary, and Elizabeth)? Part II by Sean G. Morris The first part of this article appeared in the November, 2016 issue of Ad…
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A Humble God? Wilcoxen’s Bold Proposal
Matthew Wilcoxen’s Divine Humility: God’s Morally Perfect Being stands out among modern accounts of the doctrine of God, drawing out and expanding upon a neglected dimension within the tradition.
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The Classical (Thomistic) Doctrine of God
Dodds’ work is excellent exposition of the classical doctrine of God, answering the everyday questions of believers. It is unfortunately let down by beginning the development of monotheism with Abraham rather than Adam.
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Lying Prophets or Loving Fathers?: The Prophetic Logic in Ascribing Emotions to God
Join Ryan Hurd for a lecture on the emotions of God in Scripture and tradition.
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God Is: An Introduction to Theology Proper
In these twenty lectures, join Ryan Hurd in an intensive introduction to a classical doctrine of God.
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The Story of Ancient & Medieval Christendom
In these twenty lectures, join Dr. Matthew Hoskin in a survey of Christain history around the world from the post-apostolic age to the 1400s.
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The Last Drop of Divine Mercy: Latin Scholasticism and the Alternative to Universalism
Join Ryan Hurd and respondent Jordan Daniel Wood for a lecture on Latin scholasticism and the role of God’s mercy in hell.
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