Archive for November 2023
Inferno, Canto 24
Dante’s Divine Comedy is a literary masterpiece that continues to captivate readers with its vivid depictions of the afterlife and its profound theological insights. As a work of Christian literature,…
Read MoreReformer’s Syndrome
Among the many theological ailments that can strike in Reformed churches, “Reformer’s Syndrome,” is one of the more troublesome. What is “Reformer’s Syndrome,” you ask? Reformer’s Syndrome is the personal…
Read MoreA Baptist Case for Real Presence in the Eucharist
In this video Credo Fellow Gavin Ortlund defines “real presence,” and argues it is the predominating historic Baptist view of the Eucharist. He also distinguishes it from transubstantiation and discusses…
Read MoreNatural Theology, Calvin, and Revisionism
Historians have long observed that natural theology enjoyed a continual presence from the church fathers to the Scholastics, a fact that will be elaborated upon in the next chapter to…
Read MoreNew Credo Podcast! How do we live in the City of God?
In an ongoing exploration of the theological giants who have shaped the Christian tradition, the Credo Podcast delves into the profound legacy of one of the most pivotal figures in…
Read MoreHow do we live in the City of God? Lessons from Augustine: Phillip Cary and Matthew Barrett
In an ongoing exploration of the theological giants who have shaped the Christian tradition, the Credo Podcast delves into the profound legacy of one of the most pivotal figures in…
Read MoreWholesome Protestant Doctrine: Is Actus Purus Necessary for the Health of the Church?
I recently had a conversation with my good friend, former pastor, and fellow Credo editor Sam Parkison. As is often the case, our conversation drifted towards theology – specifically classical…
Read MoreNew Biblical Theology Podcast! The Origins of Biblical Theology
Is there some level of dissonance between the origins of Biblical Theology and how it is practiced today by Evangelicals? Could figures like Irenaeus, Augustine, and Calvin be properly said…
Read MoreThe Origins of Biblical Theology
Is there some level of dissonance between the origins of Biblical Theology and how it is practiced today by Evangelicals? Could figures like Irenaeus, Augustine, and Calvin be properly said…
Read MoreThe Center for Classical Theology 2023 Lecture – Carl Trueman
Can you believe it? The inaugural lecture for the Center for Classical Theology is…Tonight! Carl Trueman is in San Antonio, and James Dolezal, Kevin DeYoung, and Matthew Barrett are joining…
Read MoreCarl Trueman: Classical Theology and the Modern Mind
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 MoreIcon Veneration is CLEARLY an Accretion!
In this video, Credo Fellow Gavin Ortlund gives an overview of the Protestant concern about venerating icons, looking at its development in church history in three phases, and the Protestant…
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