Archive for October 2024
Why did the Reformed Scholastics read the classics?
In May of 1564, the great Reformer and theologian John Calvin drew his last breath. Perhaps it is historically simplistic to call the Reformer’s passing the end of an era.…
Read MoreInferno, Canto 30
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 MoreTruly Understanding Doctrine
As a professor and minister I regularly evaluate students to determine whether they possess the requisite theological knowledge to pass their exams. After a thirteen week semester students must take…
Read MoreA New Systematic Theology in the Works: Matthew Barrett with Sam Parkison and Ronni Kurtz
In this episode of the Credo Podcast, Dr. Ronni Kurtz and Dr. Sam Parkison interview Dr. Matthew Barrett about the Systematic Theology book he is currently working on. While they…
Read MoreClassical Education as Freedom from Modern Malaise
Perhaps the intended solutions are causing the problems. When it comes to educational models opinions are far from monolithic, as some of us might extol popular educational methods while others…
Read MoreInferno, Canto 29
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 MoreOn Classical Trinitarianism
Starting
In team sports if you have the skill and ability, you can be a starter on the team. From the very first tick of the clock the coach puts you…
Read MorePodcast Throwback – Credo Alliance: Why We Believe in the Beatific Vision
Theological convictions abound in matters of eschatology. But rather than focusing on secondary and often popular matters such as the rapture or the millennium, this episode of the Credo Alliance…
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