Pestilence, disease, epidemics, and plagues were ever-present dangers in sixteenth-century Europe. Cunningham and Grell have observed “that in every year between 1494 and 1649 plague was killing its thousands...
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Faith of Our Fathers, Westminster Magazine Special Issue
As the year celebrating 250 years of independence will end in a few months it would be good to consider how Christianity has influenced the founding and development of the United States. Earlier this year Westminster...
Books on the Reformation, Stephen J. Nichols
As remembrance of the Reformation approaches at the end of this month some books from the past by Stephen J. Nichols are helpful. The first selection is titled Pages from Church History, 2006, which provides not only a...
Upcoming Conference in Greenville, South Carolina
Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary will hold its 2027 Confessional Conference titled, “The Work of the Holy Spirit,” beginning Tuesday, March 9, then continuing to Thursday the 11th. The nine...
Booklet Correction: Moses W. Triplett Identified
Please notice that at the PCA General Assembly held in Greenville in 2013 a booklet titled, “Presbyterian Church in America. A Guide to the Document, ‘A Message to All the Churches of Jesus...
Samuel Miller, Creeds & Confessions, Log College Press
Recently reviewed on this site was Chad Van Dixhoorn’s, Creeds, Confessions & Catechisms, Crossway, 2022, which provides the text of selected historic documents from the era of the ancient church through the...
Medical History of Luther, Calvin & Knox, by John Wilkinson
Anyone who has read some of the correspondence by John Calvin concerning his physical ailments as well as those of other sixteenth-century individuals would be interested in The Medical History of the Reformers, Martin...
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