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My Confession of Faith
After writing out a post expressing my doubts on the imputation of Adam's sin, I decided that my scruples with the 1689 Confession of...
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He gave His own Son as a ransom for us, the holy One for transgressors, the blameless One for the wicked, the righteous One for the unrighteous, the incorruptible One for the corruptible, the immortal One for those who are mortal. For what other thing was capable of covering our sins than His righteousness? By what other one was it possible that we, the wicked and ungodly, could be justified, than by the only Son of God? O sweet exchange! O unsearchable operation! O benefits surpassing all expectation! That the wickedness of many should be hid in a single righteous One, and that the righteousness of One should justify many transgressors!
The Epistle of Mathetes to Diognetus
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My list @BestCommentaries.com
I have put much time and effort into creating this list of the best commentaries and will continue to update it as time goes on....
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A Reformed Commentary on the Thomistic Theses
I thought it would be good to create a short commentary on certain Thomistic theses that were either disputed or rejected by the...
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Propsitions on Nature and Grace drawn from Franciscus Junius
Nature refers to “the principle, ordained of God, of motion and rest in its own natural subject, according to its own mode.”...
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Notes on the transmission of sin
Here are some short speculative notes on the transmission of sin I’ve had written out for a while. I am mainly influenced here by...
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Notes on the Thomist view of the sense(s) of Scripture
These are notes I have collected from discussions on the Davenant discord channel from conversations mainly with Matt Peterson and Ryan...
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Keckermann Systematic Theology Chapter 1
Credit to Jordan Costantino for the translation. Chapter 1 On the Nature of Theology The First Precept Theology is religious prudence for...
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Scotus and the Reformed on Divine & Angelic Presence by Essence
“Omnipotence is the ground for acting on anything and for producing whatever is possible, even if per impossible God were not...
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A Review of a Review
I have decided to do a brief review of a review of Stephen Wolfe’s book, The Case for Christian Nationalism. The original review can be...
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Voetius on the active/contemplative life
Question: Is there a distinct contemplative life, as indicated by the Pontiff in the preceding chapter? Also addressed by Thomas in his...
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"Whether man was created in grace?" A comparison of Reformed and Thomist argumentation
Soon, I wish to come out with something explaining the nature of Reformed thought on nature, grace, and the image of God in more detail,...
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A note on active/passive obedience
One of my biggest peeves is when the active/passive obedience of Christ is described in this way: Active obedience has in view his...
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Robert Baron - "Do venial sins oppose charity, which is the end of the law?"
I have translated through ChatGPT Section V of Part III from Robert Baron's disputation on venial and mortal sins. I may end up...
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Juan de Rada on the hypostatic union
In his disputation on the simple essence of God, Voetius commends Rada and the Scotists on the question of whether or not Christ ought to...
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Questions on the extent of the matter of the atonement
These are the current quesitons that I am very much wrestling with. I would appreciate any prayer, as these things are very much vexing...
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Samuel Willard on Angleic Matter
Among the Reformed, the only person I have yet found to affirm spiritual matter in angels is Samuel Willard. This position pretty much...
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A note on merit
At the end of my post on final justification, I had an appendix at the end relating to the use of “merit” in the fathers and the...
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On the Formal Distinction
The intent of Scotus may be interpreted in three ways: 1)) That of Wolter which would make the distinction equivalent to a major virtual...
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Voetius on the Will as the Subject and Formal Act of Happiness
Here are what I considered to be the most relevant sections taken from Andreas Beck’s chapter in “Church and School in Early Modern...
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Whether rape ought to be punished with death?
Answ: Affirmative, because: It belongs to that category of moral crimes for which the death penalty substantially applies (cf. Junius)...
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