Hey, this book is good and so is Protestantism actually. Gavin Ortlund does some careful work, stays generous, but makes a good historical case for Protestant approaches to church, authority, and key test cases. Very useful for anybody wrestling with the issues.

Good history must exist, if for no other reason, because bad history needs to be answered. We have entered an “ahistoric age”, my guest Dr Sarah Irving-Stonebraker tells us, in which we are nearly incapable of speaking meaningfully about the past, except perhaps as part of the

Congratulations to Gavin Ortlund on this nuanced and insightful book, a great resource for evangelicals trying to understand their tradition and its theology better. My review today The Gospel Coalition thegospelcoalition.org/reviews/what-m…

NEW EPISODE w/ Rev Dr Andrew Judd (Andy Judd), who is Deputy Principal and Lecturer in OT Ridley College), and the author of Modern Genre Theory: An Introduction for Biblical Studies (Zondervan Academic). Check it out! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…

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Our Protestant Scholastic forefathers considered Aquinas a *sounder Scholastic.* I will exploring why with students and faculty at Benedictine College this Fall. The hard part: choosing only a few representatives. Turretin? Owen? Zanchi? Mastricht? Can't wait!

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