Tag: Philip Melanchthon

Melanchthon’s “A Summary of Moral Philosophy”: A Sneak Peek

E. J. Hutchinson — September 19, 2023

Melanchthon’s “A Summary of Moral Philosophy”: A Sneak Peek

An excerpt from my forthcoming translation of one of Philip Melanchthon's philosophy textbooks.

Melanchthon Gets a Theology Degree

E. J. Hutchinson — September 14, 2023

Melanchthon Gets a Theology Degree

A new translation of the theses from Philip Melanchthon's 1519 disputation for his theology degree.

Philip Melanchthon on Heroic Impulses

E. J. Hutchinson — September 7, 2023

Philip Melanchthon on Heroic Impulses

An excerpt from Melanchthon on virtuous heroism.

Protestant Social Teaching: Law and the Christian

E. J. Hutchinson — October 26, 2022

Protestant Social Teaching: Law and the Christian

Like all the contributors, I suspect, I was very excited to see Davenant Press’s recent volume, Protestant Social Teaching: An Introduction,((Protestant Social Teaching: An Introduction, edited by Onsi Aaron Kamel,…

The Difference Theology Makes (for Philosophy)

E. J. Hutchinson — June 7, 2022

The Difference Theology Makes (for Philosophy)

With apologies for the, er, radio? silence here recently, I’m just popping back in for a quick quotation from Günter Frank on the relation of philosophy and theology in Philip…

Happy 525th, St. Philip

E. J. Hutchinson — February 16, 2022

Happy 525th, St. Philip

Today is the 525th anniversary of Philip Melanchthon’s birth in 1497. Here’s a poem to celebrate. The poem, a tribute to Melanchthon after his death–that is, his heavenly birthday–is by…