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- Proslogion
Anselm’s Proslogion is short – about 5000-6000 words in English. That’s the length of one fifty-minute sermon. You can probably read the whole thing in one sitting. Not that you’d want to skim through a small gem like this. It offers rich devotional rewards for those who’ll take the time. Proslogion is a reflection on… Read more: Proslogion - The Ancient Creed That Never Was But Should Have Been
What if a creed like the Nicene, Athanasian, or Formula of Chalcedon had been written in the early centuries to determine the boundaries of orthodoxy on God’s sovereignty and man’s freedom? How might it have sounded? Here is one imagined form: “Whosoever desires to think rightly of God’s governance and man’s response must above all… Read more: The Ancient Creed That Never Was But Should Have Been - The Pilgrim’s ProgressIt was written in prison. It has never been out of print since its first publication in 1678. Charles Spurgeon said he had read it over 100 times. It has sold over 250 million copies and been translated into 200 languages. It has come out in more than 1300 editions. Those facts alone make it… Read more: The Pilgrim’s Progress
- A Testament of Devotion
We often speak about the importance of “discernment” and being “discerning”. But for many Christians, this means nothing more than being careful. Sure, being careful rather than being careless when it comes to Christian teaching is a good thing. But having a cautious or tentative approach is not yet discernment, anymore than chewing slowly and… Read more: A Testament of Devotion
