Paul Helm has posted his assessment of Religious Affections. Here is a longish excerpt: In order to get where he wants to go, to establish that true religion, in great part, consists in holy affections, I think it is fair to say that Edwards is forced to considerably widen the scope of what ‘affection’ means.… Read More→
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What I’m (all about ME!) Sayin’
While looking through the blogs today I came across a couple worthy of highlight. In keeping with the theme of the realities of contemporary Roman Catholicism, Samuel Gregg’s piece on Vatican II and modernity might be of interest (especially to CTCer’s who whitewash dilemmas from church history). He seconds a point I often make that… Read More→