The Good and Bad of Retrieval Theology
By elevating Thomas to almost canonical status, well-intentioned retrieval theologians may well have opened a floodgate that won’t be shut before many have abandoned Protestantism.
Read John Calvin’s Mail to Discover His Theological Development
Calvin’s letters verify the notion of a communion of the saints that exists beyond the walls of the local church.
The Reformers Weren’t Innovators
To be Protestant is to be catholic. But not Roman.
The History of Neo-Calvinism Examined and Explained
Neo-Calvinism was first a theological movement that tried to articulate a vision for what it could look like to be a Calvinist in the modern, ever-changing world of the 20th century and beyond.
Meet the Baptist Sacramentalists
Far from affirming the bare memorialism 19th-century Baptists would come to embrace, Haykin argues that Christ, by the Holy Spirit, is present to the faith of the recipients of each ordinance.
