Doctrine
Buried with Him, Raised with Him
A history of the Particular Baptists from their Reformation roots through the recovery of immersion and the Second London Confession of 1689.
Corruptions in the Church
A survey of the moral, institutional, and doctrinal corruptions in the late medieval church that formed the backdrop to the Reformation.
Free or Fettered?
A biblical and theological study of human choice under sin and grace, relating moral responsibility to God’s sovereignty and renewing grace.
Impact on Civics
How Reformation ideas shaped limited government, checks and balances, resistance theory, federalism, written constitutions, and American political thought.
Oldersum Colloquy (1526)
Oldersum Colloquy (1526): A printed debate in East Frisia. A concise account of the debate and its place in the Protestant Reformation.
Purgatory
The Roman doctrine of purgatory, its place in the medieval system of indulgences, and the Reformers’ scriptural response.
Purgatory
The Roman doctrine of purgatory, its place in the medieval system of indulgences, and the Reformers’ scriptural response.
The Church Comparison
Table RCC16: Roman Catholic teaching on the Church compared with Scripture, on the whole Christ, the one true Church, ecclesial communities, necessity for salvation, mediation, nature and grace, and the marks of the Church.
The Church Comparison
Table RCC16: Roman Catholic teaching on the Church compared with Scripture, on the whole Christ, the one true Church, ecclesial communities, necessity for salvation, mediation, nature and grace, and the marks of the Church.
The Diet of Augsburg
The Diet of Augsburg of 1530: why Charles V called it, the three confessions submitted to him, the Confutation, the Recess of 19 November and its ultimatum, and the Schmalkaldic League that answered it.
The Latin Vulgate
An appreciation and critical assessment of Jerome’s Latin Vulgate, its medieval authority, and its complex role in Western Christianity.
The Nature of Man in Roman Catholic Teaching
What the Roman Catholic Church teaches about the nature of man: the image of God and original justice, man's state at birth, the abilities and inabilities of the fallen will, how the doctrine developed, the factors that shaped it, and a biblical response.
The Nature of Man in Roman Catholic Teaching
What the Roman Catholic Church teaches about the nature of man: the image of God and original justice, man's state at birth, the abilities and inabilities of the fallen will, how the doctrine developed, the factors that shaped it, and a biblical response.
The Priesthood of All Believers
How the Reformation recovered the priesthood of all believers while preserving the pastoral ministry and Christ’s unique high priesthood.
The Synod of Dort
The Synod of Dort, 1618-1619: the Arminian Remonstrance that occasioned it, the international assembly that answered it, the God-centered theology of the Canons, its historical legacy, and conservative Reformed resources for study.
Transubstantiation
The Roman doctrine of transubstantiation and the Englishmen burned for denying it during the Reformation.
Transubstantiation
The Roman doctrine of transubstantiation and the Englishmen burned for denying it during the Reformation.
Union with Christ
How union with Christ joins justification and sanctification as the double grace received by faith through the Holy Spirit.
