In the preface of Biblical Theology, Geerhardus Vos writes in 1948, “After suffering much from the anti-intellectual and anti-doctrinal temper of our times, Theology is perhaps…
This book explores a different side of Calvinism’s global footprint. Instead of examining Calvinism’s emergence as a model for humanitarianism or fuel for modernization, the ensuing…
Two short interviews I found interesting, enjoyable, and insightful were Joel Kim and Ryan Glomsrud’s talk of books: Joel Kim interview Professor Joel Kim gives some…
Taken from J.V. Fesko’s book titled Justification: Understanding the Classic Reformed Doctrine, 32-34 One of the famous eighteenth-century debates that surrounded the doctrine of justification was…
Taken from Marrow of Modern Divinity, Edward Fisher with the notes of Thomas Boston. Thomas Boston’s notes: “So we are perfectly saved by the works which…
Those who believe they do not have any philosophical presuppositions when they approach Scripture are simply unconscious of them and more easily misled by them. Those…
Taken from Danny Hyde’s book The Good Confession: An Exploration of the Christian Faith Sola Scriptura does not mean that we do not need any help…
January 18th, 2011. It’s straight up cold here in Seoul. Concise Reformed Dogmatics (CRD) is a joy to read- tis Biblical, clear, and confessional. Reading plans…
Taken from Concise Reformed Dogmatics (1992). “3. It remains to discuss whether we should consider the law as the preeminent means whereby knowledge of sin is…