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Why did Reformed Scholastics retrieve Aquinas? - Credo Magazine
For at least some Protestants today, the idea of viewing Thomas Aquinas as anything other than an adversary is anathema.
Help from Puddleglum - Credo Magazine
I am a Christian, and I have never rejected faith. But during certain seasons of my life, I have agonized my way through various doubts and intrusive thoughts.
Announcing the Newest Credo Fellow: Gavin Ortlund - Credo Magazine
Credo is Latin for “I believe.” From the creeds of the church fathers to the confessions of the reformers, Christians have faithfully confessed the faith once for all delivered to the saints.
The Doctrine of Creation Ex Nihilo: Why Does It Matter? - Credo Magazine
The doctrine of creation is one of the most important doctrines of Christian faith because it so foundational to so many other crucial doctrines. For example, if we have no doctrine of creation, we will have a truncated doctrine of sin and a distorted eschatology.
Francis Turretin: Keep Scholasticism in the Schools - Credo Magazine
He was in Logick a great Critick Profoundly skill’d in Analytick. He could distinguish, and divide A Hair ’twixt South and South-west side: On either which he would dispute, Confute, change hands, and still confute.
The Psychology of Atheism and Parenting - Credo Magazine
Sigmund Freud once famously opined that religion was merely the wishful projection of weak people who were looking for their lost father figure. Freud was echoing the earlier theory of Ludwig Feurbach, who made the same claim.
New Credo Podcast! Will the real Luther please stand up? - Credo Magazine
In episode 3 of this mini-series, Samuel Bierig asks Matthew Barrett, author of the new book The Reformation as Renewal, to introduce us to another side of Martin Luther, that side of Luther often forgotten.
Inferno, Canto 9 - Credo Magazine
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.
William Perkins: The Pastoral Fervor and Spiritual Dynamics of a Reformed Scholastic - Credo Magazine
The term scholasticism is often used in a derogatory manner to describe theology which is abstract, pedantic, or obscure.
Divine Reading of Divine Scripture - Credo Magazine
Lectio Divina is nothing out of the ordinary. It is what happens naturally when Christians wrestle with the biblical text.
Inferno, Canto 8 - Credo Magazine
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.
The First Credo Colloquy: Carl R. Trueman and Matthew Barrett - Credo Magazine
Welcome to the first Credo Colloquy, an exclusive dialogue between theologians brought to you by Zondervan Academic. In this new series leading theologians engage one another on some of the most important issues in theology facing the church.
The First Credo Colloquy: Carl R. Trueman and Matthew Barrett - Credo Magazine
Welcome to the first Credo Colloquy, an exclusive dialogue between theologians brought to you by Zondervan Academic. In this new series leading theologians engage one another on some of the most important issues in theology facing the church.
Podcast Throwback: The Covenant of Redemption - Credo Magazine
What is the covenant of redemption? Why must the covenant of redemption be intra-Trinitarian?
Stephen Charnock: The Clarity of God’s Existence and Providence - Credo Magazine
If you only read one book about God's existence, it must be Charnock's The Existence and Attributes of God. There is renewed interest in a Reformed Scholastic like Stephen Charnock due to a new two-volume edition of that work edited by Mark Jones.
A General Aversion to Classical Metaphysics - Credo Magazine
For most of church history, Christian interpreters of the Bible thought it fitting to make use of various concepts taken up and analyzed in the classical metaphysical tradition.
Why Attend Seminary? - Credo Magazine
For the better part of a decade, my life has orbited around two ministerial arenas—local churches, and seminaries.
How does the divinity of the Holy Spirit shape the life of the local church? - Credo Magazine
The divinity of the Holy Spirit matters a great deal for believers and for the life of the church. But why does it matter and how?
Inferno, Canto 7 - Credo Magazine
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.
Jerome Zanchi: Our Forgotten Scholastic Forefather - Credo Magazine
I remember the first time I heard the term “Scholasticism.” It was spoken as if it were the boogeyman of Roman Catholicism, the monster under the bed that undermined the five solas of the Reformation.