R. Scott Clark, “Iustitia Imputata Christi: Alien or Proper to Luther’s Doctrine of Justification”? Concordia Theological Quarterly 70 (2006): 269–310. Click to access clarkiustitiaimputatachristi.pdf
A helpful introduction to a theologian worth checking out or writing Baker publishing* to republish the “Reformed Dogmatics” (1965, 1977) translated by Beardslee. The following book includes…
“If there is but one unchanging God, one way of salvation, one faith, one church, one (spiritual) baptism, and one spiritual meat and drink (1 Cor.…
“The term “covenant” appears in the Bible nearly 300 times, most often to denote special relationships that God entered into with his people in the course…
This audio is gold, here.
Taken from Carl Trueman’s Histories and Fallacies: Problems Faced in the Writing of History in chapter 1 titled “The Denial of History” under the chapter heading, The…
Titled, “‘That We Should Retain the Distinction between Law and Gospel’: Hermeneutical Conservatism in Early Reformed Orthodoxy” Go here.
“It is, of course, always very tempting when writing about theologians to narrow the focus to specific theological influences at a very early stage. Indeed, one…
Informative and thorough review here. A quote from the review: For those of us who belong to a confessional church, we should work hard to understand how and…
This book sounds good. Here are the contributors: Richard D. Phillips (Author, Preface, Contributor), Joel R. Beeke (Contributor), W. Robert Godfrey (Contributor), Philip Graham Ryken (Contributor), R. C.…
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