@calebmorell Absolutely, we paid special attention to this in my church when we did a "Second-Century Apologists" study. His theology of baptism and description of the church's assembled meeting overlay our practice.
@lukestamps I have a game whenever I pick up a book on the atonement: turn to the Scripture index; if Leviticus 16 is not there, put the book back down.
@brandon_d_smith@M_Y_Emerson This is exactly right and something I think about often in the world of Classical Christian Education & Latin/Greek sources. I have often thought about writing a little work: "Ad Fontes: A Primer for Protestant Approaches to the Patristics"
@JaredOliphint@trendsettercase Yes. We need this perspective with this tone and intentionβand people who are not (usually because of their institutional ties) afraid to say it.