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Davenant Trust Adopts Peter Martyr Society
You can read a brief history of the Peter Martyr Society here. Last week, after several months of discussions between the officers of each organization, the Peter Martyr Society presented a formal request to be adopted by the Davenant Trust, placing its current assets under the administration of Davenant and its future projects under the…
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A Brief History of the Peter Martyr Society
As part of the Davenant Trust’s recent adoption of the Peter Martyr Society we have asked PMS President Torrance Kirby of McGill University to write a brief history of the society in general and of recent Peter Martyr scholarship. That history is below:
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Announcing a New Project to Translate Vermigli’s Common Places
As Protestants this year remember the 500th anniversary of the Reformation, they will understandably focus on the legacy of Martin Luther and other big-name Reformers. However, it is to be hoped that this anniversary will also help rekindle interest in figures that were, at the time, hardly less significant to the formulation of Protestant doctrine…
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How to Study the Reformation
What sort of person enrolls in a class in Reformation studies? It is a seemingly easy audience to profile. For those few programs which offer such a course, we expect it would be required for any student pursuing a degree in Christian history or theology; for young Reformed individuals who desire a deeper understanding of…
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Why You Should Care About Peter Martyr Vermigli
We tend to operate with an implicit Darwinian cynicism when it comes to the history of ideas—if someone or something has been consigned to the dustbin of history, there’s probably, we suspect, a good reason for it. At the very least, we figure, theology seems to be doing just fine without the contributions of this…
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Peter Martyr Vermigli: The Forgotten Reformer
Chris Castaldo chronicles the remarkable life and work of the extraordinary forgotten Reformer, Peter Martyr Vermigli.
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On Original Sin
Peter Martyr Vermigli (1499-1562) was a forgotten giant of the Protestant Reformation. For the first time since 1583, his magnum opus is being translated into English, beginning with his discussion of the crucial doctrine of Original Sin.
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On Free Will And The Law
Peter Martyr Vermigli (1499-1562) is a forgotten giant of the Protestant Reformation. For the first time since 1583, his “Loci Communes” is being translated into English, and here you will find his discussions of free will and the law.
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On Providence and the Cause of Sin
Peter Martyr Vermigli (1499-1562) is a forgotten giant of the Protestant Reformation. For the first time since 1583, his “Loci Communes” is being translated into English, and here you will find his discussions of God’s providence in the Fall, sin, and temptation
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