A production of Sola Media
Modern Reformation: Thinking Theologically

Thomas Wenger

  • From Bishop to Pope

    circa 180 Irenaeus pens Against Heresies and describes Rome as a faithful preserver of apostolic doctrine, but there is no mention of papal primacy: "For it is a matter of necessity that every Church should agree with this Church on account of its preeminent authority… inasmuch as the apostolical tradition has been preserved continuously by […]

    Subscribe to Read

    Wednesday, 02 January, 2013 by

  • William Tyndale's Pathway into Holy Scripture

    Most know William Tyndale (1484-1536) as one of the most important figures in translating the Scriptures for the English-speaking world. But rarely discussed are his deep, pastoral concerns that all who read those Scriptures must understand the distinction between the law and the gospel. In fact, Tyndale saw this as so crucial that he wrote […]

    Subscribe to Read

    Wednesday, 01 September, 2010 by

  • A Brief History of the Papacy

    Protestant opinions of the papacy have taken many forms throughout the ages, ranging from confessional anathemas to the modern proponents of "Evangelicals and Catholics Together" (ECT). One of the reasons for the wide variety of views is often a lack of awareness of how the papacy has acquired its current form. At the commencement of […]

    Subscribe to Read

    Thursday, 03 May, 2007 by