D.M. Baillie – Personality, Modes or Social Trinity?
Recently, I found Baillie’s monumental book on Christology and have only really flipped through it, but what I’ve found touches
Recently, I found Baillie’s monumental book on Christology and have only really flipped through it, but what I’ve found touches
Tertullian’s Formula was never used for much of the 4th century Christological debates, surprisingly enough. It was, however, redefined by
As we close the 4th Century, at least in this aspect (we must remember that Augustine did his fair share
Continuing our look at the 4th Century and doctrinal development.
As we explore the development of the Doctrine of the Trinity in the 4th Century, I thought that I might
Friends, recently I’ve had a few emails stating that And by the way, some bloggers think you are way off
When we say that the pure ministry of the word and pure celebration of the sacraments is a fit pledge
As many of my readers know, I come from a King James Only background (KJVO). It took me several years