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The Roots of Reformed Moral Theology
How has the Reformed tradition approached questions of right and wrong?
The Myth of Protestant Nominalism, Pt. 3: Voluntarism
Does Protestant theology really privelege the will over the intellect?
The Origins of the Black Protestant Tradition in America
The Black Protestant tradition’s prevalence in 19th century America deserves rediscovery
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From the Editor’s Desk – Ad Fontes Summer 2022
A symposium on "The Rise of Christian Theology and the End of Ancient Metaphysics"
Aporía [Απορία]
An original poem by Scott Cairns
Finding Christian Philosophy: A Response To My Readers
Johannes Zachuber responds to his interlocutors on The Rise of Christian Theology
A Theory of Everything? Christology as a Hope for Evangelical Metaphysical Revival
Evangelicals have been doing theology without solid metaphysical grounding for too long.
Beyond “Being as Communion”
Zachhuber's new book corrects and fulfils the work of John Zizioulas
Philosophical Wonder and the Biography of Christian Theology
What might an authentic history of "understanding God" look like?
Eat, Drink, and Be Merry: Why the Lord’s Supper Is Essential to Restoring the Evangelical Church
The Lord's Supper is one of the most powerful cures for the ills of modern evangelicalism.
Survival and Resistance in Christian America: Christian Reconstruction in the Pacific Northwest: A Review
A fine addition to an expanding list of historically grounded monographs on Christian Reconstruction.
A Letter Regarding War, April 15, 1818
An admirably concise, compelling, and elegant summary of the classic Christian just war tradition by John Jay.
Get a Room! On Our Detrimental Misreading of C. S. Lewis’s Mere Christianity
Lewis's illustration of the church as one corridor with many rooms has been badly misinterpreted by evangelicals.