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As I read and learn more and more about the history of the basic branches of the Protestant church I find that the pattern of too-hard – too-soft – just-right in almost every run down of their distinctives and doctrines. There are issues of the “real presence” in communion, baptism (both child and believer’s), church [...]
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From Christianity’s Dangerous Idea p. 94
Calvin’s greatest contribution to the Protestant church is the ability he demonstrated to be able to be build a solid basis of theology on the Bible…
It’s crazy to me that it was any other way at other post-canonical period of time! This just betrays the success of Calvin’s main and [...]
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