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Remembering the Importance of Divine Justice–An Update from Dr. Tim Baylor
In conjunction with my research on the work of John Owen, the last several months have had me working on a treatise on divine justice authored by Jesuit luminary Francisco Suarez. This work is a very rich and nuanced treatment of a dogmatic topic central to many of the most controversial theological discussions of the…
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“Plainly Diabolical”: Bishop Davenant Weighs in on Clerical Celibacy
John Davenant, as Lady Margaret Professor of Theology at Cambridge, gave a lecture in the 1610’s defending the thesis that: “Thus, marrying in the Sacerdotal Order is lawful, and the decree for its prohibition in the Church of Rome is unlawful, anti-Christian, and plainly diabolical.” In this post, I want to highlight some of the…
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A Word from Musculus to Theology Students
The second generation Wolfgang Musculus’s (1497–1563) Loci Communes in usus S. Theologiae Candidatorum parati (1560) is a fine, early example of a Reformed system produced to aid pastoral students of theology.
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How the Reformation Vanquished Death
For the Christian, the threat of death, in whatever form it comes, does not have the final word. Jesus said it this way: “Unless a grain of wheat falls into the earth and dies, it remains alone; but if it dies, it bears much fruit” (John 12:24).
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The Reformation and the Modern World
Protestants need to stop self-flagellating and embrace their heritage for the good of the world.
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Synopsis of A Purer Theology
The Leiden Synopsis, a historic and comprehensive handbook of Reformed theology, is now available in an affordable and concise two-volume English set.
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Communicating God’s Trinitarian Fullness
In Communicating God’s Trinitarian Fullness, Joe Rigney offers clear insight into the Trinitarian vision of Jonathan Edwards’ End of Creation.
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Why Do Protestants Convert?
In Why Do Protestants Convert?, Brad Littlejohn and Chris Castaldo explore what makes bright modern Protestants leap to Rome.
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Natural Theology: A Biblical and Historical Introduction and Defense
In Why Do Protestants Convert?, Brad Littlejohn and Chris Castaldo explore what makes bright modern Protestants leap to Rome.
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