Reformed Faith & Practice: The Journal of Reformed Theological Seminary is edited by members of the faculty of the Seminary, and it seeks to further the mission of the Seminary, which is to “serve the church by preparing its leaders, through a program of theological education, based on the authority of the inerrant Word of God, and committed to the Reformed faith.” RF&P is published three times per year and is distributed electronically for free.
Volume 3 Issue 3
December 2018 | 68 pages
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In This Issue
This issue marks the completion of the third year of publication of Reformed Faith & Practice. We are grateful for the interest of our readers. This issue also begins what we plan to make an occasional feature on these pages. Porter Harlow’s reflection on the importance of Paul Ramsey’s book on Just War, published fifty... READ MORE
The Central Dogma: Order and Principles for Reformed Catholicity
Michael Allen
Reformed catholicity can easily appear aesthetic, regarding one’s preference for the antique or the exotic. Perhaps a bit more substantively, reformed catholicity can be identified as a methodological or formal program, a modus operandi for doing theology today. I want to explore its material grounds, however, by reflecting on how Reformed theology relates to the... READ MORE
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Determined to Believe? The Sovereignty of God, Freedom, Faith, and Human Responsibility
Reviewed by: James N. Anderson
