William Cunningham, who was born in 1805 and died in 1861, was one of the most famous of the Scotch Presbyterian theologians. He and Charles Hodge each regarded the other as the greatest reformed theologian of that time. His master work, Historical Theology, first issued in 1862, was recently reprinted after being out of print for […]
January 1998 marks the 100th anniversary of the death of notable Southern Presbyterian theologian, Robert L. Dabney. Dabney was a lively, zealous and influential churchman of his day, though one often unknown by contemporary Reformed Christians who are not of southern heritage. In the interest of remembering the efforts of Reformed theologians who have preceded […]
In my office at Mid-America Reformed Seminary, there are two portraits of Reformed theologians whom I admire and seek to emulate in a small, limited way in my work as a professor of doctrinal studies or systematic theology. One of the portraits is a well-known sketch of John Calvin in his library. The other is […]