Just received my review copy of this fantastic new work and can't wait to dive in. This volume is going to be a gift to Reformation scholarship for many years to come

This chapter almost broke me, but it's done and submitted to my advisors. Now on to the conclusion and reworking my intro. The end is in sight.

Few things I enjoy more than planning trips to see my friends’ kids baptized.

Closing out of 100+ chrome tabs, PDFs, word docs, and finally letting my laptop restart >>>

"We hold that the interpretation of the Scripture to be orthodox and genuine which is gleaned from the Scriptures themselves and which agree with the rule of faith and love, and contributes much to the glory of God and man's salvation." Second Helvetic Confession, Ch. II

Need more work done on Calvin's indebtedness to Bullinger.

Pierrick Hildebrand's (quite accurate imo) depiction of Calvin and Bullinger's relationship:

Someone please return my dog to me. He got out last night, and I have been trying to find him.

Just submitted a review of this (excellent) book:

Let me just tell yall there is tremendous value in keeping a handy little notebook to keep detailed annotations in while you read long monographs. (Especially if said notebook is a MUJI.)

Let's see how long I can anxiously avoid opening these files containing my chapter revisions from my advisors.

Hey Jeb Ralston - a bit too close to the bone, eh? 😁

Wish they would bring back a “downvote” or “thumbs down” feature to social media so I could use it exclusively on AI-generated slop posts.

The faces of the EPL are the faces of male humanity

Watching my nephew today. He shows up with this thing, "It looks just like you, and he has your name!" Thanks bud. The resemblance is truly uncanny.

Still one of my favorite lines from my research (and so typical of Origen): "It is apparent that in Paul's writings not even one syllable should be understood as devoid of mysteries." - Origen on Romans 5:12-14