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Modern Reformation: Thinking Theologically

Sam Bostock

  • “John Davenant’s Hypothetical Universalism: A Defense of Catholic and Reformed Orthodoxy,” By Michael J. Lynch

    I. With this slim but punchy volume Michael Lynch has provided students of theology with a piece of very solid scholarship on an important figure and his contribution to a surprisingly understudied topic: the doctrine of the atonement in early modern Reformed theology. John Davenant (1571-1641) was a prominent Church of England minister and theologian. […]

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  • Reformed Theology and Contract Law

    Titles: Theologians and Contract Law: The Moral Transformation of the Ius Commune (ca. 1500–1650)By Wim Decock Lutheran Theology and Contract Law in Early Modern Germany (ca. 1520–1720)By Paulo Astorri The two intimidating looking studies that form the basis of this review essay might not appear to be promising territory for students of Reformation theology. They […]

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  • “The History of Scottish Theology,” edited by David Fergusson and Mark W. Elliott

    The History of Scottish TheologyEdited by David Fergusson and Mark W. ElliottOxford University Press, 20191,280 pages (hardcover), $125 per volume (3 vols.) What comes to mind when we read the title of these volumes? Maybe the “Great Scots” worthies like John Knox, Samuel Rutherford, or Ebenezer Erskine, or perhaps the dramatic events that punctuate Scottish […]

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