📢New article on John Owen and Thomas Barlow's 60 year connection. Examines Barlow's notes on Owen's books for the first time, collaboration in elite formation + other discoveries. https://t.co/FMH6hUQg2k
🚨New article up: Meeting Vague Truths in Love: J. H. Bavinck’s Theology of Religions and Its Application to the Context of Chinese Christianity
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@FredFredSanders Owen was the main figure behind it. Scuppered largely thanks to Baxter's opposition in the Parliamentary committee which meant it never had time to be passed as the national confession for the Cromwellian Protectorate.
@RedemTheTimes To be fair we find this same concern over the boundaries of authority all over the place in the post-Ref era. E.g. general panic among Presbyterians during the explosion of print in the 1640s - 'every Tom, Dick, and Harry thinks they're a theologian!'
📢New article on John Owen and Thomas Barlow's 60 year connection. Examines Barlow's notes on Owen's books for the first time, collaboration in elite formation + other discoveries. https://t.co/FMH6hUQg2k
Delighted to be working with Crawford Gribben and Zach McCulley on “The Sermons of John Owen: Notes from the Congregation.” It’s an @OUPAcademic scholarly edition of auditors’ notes of ~70 of his previously unpublished sermons. Out later this year. https://t.co/Crq828YbDX
784 pages of previously unpublished sermons by John Owen to appear in December, deo volente: this publication will double the number of Owen sermons we have available.
My book releases today and is currently on sale. It will make an excellent birthday, Christmas, Easter, Pentecost, Ordinary Time, or sad-winter-weather gift. Buy one for the theologian in your life, or for any kid you know who likes to color.
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What Davenant did with the Synopsis Purioris Theologiae was really good. Taking a book which had already received an edition in a scholarly press, furthering historical and Christian scholarship, and then re-orienting it for a churchly-market.