On the necessity of civil ordinances, such as laws, contracts, and courts.
Philip Melanchthon
Melanchthon on Romans 13 (4)
On respect for magistrates.
Melanchthon on Romans 13 (3)
Melanchthon on Romans 13 and Plato’s Republic.
Melanchthon on Romans 13 (2)
More from Melanchthon on Romans 13.
Melanchthon on Romans 13 (1)
The first in a series on Melanchthon on Romans 13.
Melanchthon’s Commentary on Proverbs: A Review
A new translation of Melanchthon’s commentary on Proverbs disappoints, says E.J. Hutchinson.
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From the Editor’s Desk: Ad Fontes Fall 2024
Senior Editor Rhys Lavetry introduces the Fall 2024 edition of Ad Fontes.
How Does the Bible Use the Word “Good”?
Melanchthon on the meaning of “good” in the Bible, Stoicism, and Aristotle.
Our “Aeterni Patris” Moment? Musings on Aristotle’s Practical Philosophy and Protestant Retrieval
Political retrieval has always been a more nuanced affair for Protestants.
Homer in Wittenberg: A Review
Uncovering the influence of Homer on Philip Melanchthon.
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