A Look Inside the New Issue of Credo Magazine: The Nicene Creed
The new issue of Credo Magazine is now here! The Nicene Creed.
The doctrine of the Trinity is foundational to Christianity. Without it, we have no Christianity at all. For that reason, the church fathers of the fourth century labored to protect the church from those in their midst who undermined the equality of the Son and Spirit with the Father. With great scriptural care, they affirmed the Son’s eternal generation and the Spirit’s eternal spiration not only to distinguish the persons of the Trinity but to safeguard their consubstantiality and divine simplicity. Unfortunately, many have never read the Nicene Creed let alone considered its importance for the preservation of biblical orthodoxy today. This issue of Credo Magazine introduces readers to the Nicene Creed to ensure the next generation is equipped to confess the faith once for all delivered to the saints.
Featured Articles:
Why the Nicene Creed? by Peter Sanlon
“We Believe in One God” by Katherin A. Rogers
The Trinity’s Fruitful Root by D. Blair Smith
The Only Begotten God by Charles Lee Irons
“The Lord and Giver of Life” by Marvin Jones
One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church by Samuel G. Parkison
Columns:
Pro-Nicene Trinitarianism: Where to Start by Brandon D. Smith
First Principles by Matthew Barrett
Interviews:
The Undivided Trinity by Scott R. Swain
10 Questions with Amy Peeler
Book Reviews:
John Webster’s Culture of Theology by Ronni Kurtz
Herman Bavinck’s Reformed Ethics by Samuel G. Parkison
Christopher Ash’s Remaking a Broken World by Michael Nelson
Read the new issue of Credo Magazine today: The Nicene Creed.
Timothy Gatewood
Timothy Gatewood is an adjunct professor for Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary where he teaches courses in theology, philosophy, history, and Christian political thought. He serves as the executive editor of Credo Magazine and the associate director of the Center for Classical Theology. Timothy is the author of Truth Not Served By Human Hands (Christian Focus, forthcoming), and his work has been featured in The Lost Sermons of C.H. Spurgeon, the Midwestern Journal of Theology, Didaktikos Journal, and before the Evangelical Theological Society.
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