Archive for April 2023
A Skilled Engineer: The Mystery of Sanctification
The intricacy of LEGO products has changed immensely since I was a child. I remember the basics of rectangle and square blocks, thin flat pieces that work as a ceiling…
Read MoreRegister Now: Carl Trueman will deliver the inaugural lecture for the Center for Classical Theology
The Center for Classical Theology exists to contemplate God and all things in relation to God by listening with humility to his word with the wisdom of the Great Tradition.…
Read MoreCarl Trueman: The Inaugural Lecture for the Center for Classical Theology
The Center for Classical Theology exists to contemplate God and all things in relation to God by listening with humility to his word with the wisdom of the Great Tradition.…
Read MoreHoly LEGO: Sanctification in the Local Church
I recently received a LEGO set of the Millennium Falcon. I’ve pined over it for years and am thankful for it. But with all my excitement over this gift, what…
Read MoreThe Reformation as Renewal
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What is Reformed Scholasticism?
For many readers, “Reformed” and “scholasticism” might appear to be a strange conjunction. In Reformation and post-Reformation thought, “the scholastics” were often short-hand for the “bad guys.” Martin Luther even…
Read MoreOn Natural Theology and the Enlightenment: Why We Must Recover the Scholastic Harmony of Faith and Reason
On April 15, 2023, Richard Barcellos tweeted: According to M Bac and T Pleizier, W van Asselt taught that “the major break in church history is the Enlightenment rather than…
Read MoreNew Credo Podcast! Why were the Reformers born out of Scholastic soil?
The Reformation has often been lamented, blamed for everything from secularism to schism. Meanwhile, others celebrate the Reformation either as a modern liberation or a biblicist break from tradition. But…
Read MoreWhy were the Reformers born out of Scholastic soil? Matthew Barrett and Samuel G. Parkison
The Reformation has often been lamented, blamed for everything from secularism to schism. Meanwhile, others celebrate the Reformation either as a modern liberation or a biblicist break from tradition. But…
Read MoreWhat was the Reformation really about?
The Reformation is often simplified as a 16th-century religious conflict solely centered on matters of faith and church practice. However, delving deeper into history reveals a complex tapestry of political,…
Read MoreWholesome Protestant Doctrine
Dedicating an entire issue of Credo Magazine to the topic of Reformed scholasticism will, no doubt, illicit a wide spectrum of reactions.[1] Some potential readers will be enthused, ready to…
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