This blog is devoted to the renewal of the sources of Reformed Protestantism in a day when the citation of historical texts often smacks of immaturity and ignorance, becoming a method of polemic rather than a theological and spiritual therapeutic. My views on this “Evangelical Resourcement” of historical doctrine are paralleled here.
This blog is also an outlet for the pristinization of my own mind, based on my own intellectual passions. I am interested in the knowledge of the divine in nature and revelation and the convergence of the two in the thought of everyone from antiquity to C.S. Lewis, with an emphasis on the thought of the Protestant Reformers.
My qualifications for blogging on such important and difficult matters are comparatively miniscule and do not guarantee the accuracy of the opinions published here, as any avid blog-reader should know. Yet, I do hold a B.A. in Psychology from the University of Southern Mississippi and an M.A. in Theology from Reformed Theological Seminary.
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(Tagline quote: C.S. Lewis in the introduction to Athanasius De incarnatione Verbi Dei)
Erick Parker:
I found your conclusion of The Errors of Aulen’s Christus Victor Model
March 22, 2008 by Eric Parker
Can you send me the entire review? That would be much appreciated. Thanks.
Warm regards,
Martin Erdmann
Dr. Erdmann
I sent it. Hope it helps.
Eric