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Most of the volumes of Cotton Mather's whole Bible commentary have been made free online by the publisher. The first Bible commentary printed on American soil: reformedbooksonline.com/abou…
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Ground-Breaking News: The best theological AI translation storehouse and research tool yet, for free. The whole thing is full-text searchable. 12,500+ works. A smaller PRDL, but all in English! mereorthodoxy.com/the-faith-…
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“The English Annotations (3rd Ed., 1657): Digitized, full, free, online, formatted, & public domain.”
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We are delighted to present the English Annotations (3rd Ed., 1657). Digitized, full, free, online, formatted, & public domain.
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Replying to @AngAesthetics
Yes, but we also need a culture that fosters intellectual inquiry. It's not exactly enticing to have to constantly defend your right to exist as someone philosophically inclined in conservative Protestant circles. Or maybe it's just Lutheran culture.
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The baby is like: “How is it that I hear them in my own tongue?”
When all your inhibition and self has left, and what remains is your spirit crying out in worship of God. This is what it sounds like.
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"but the word of God is not bound." 2 Tim. 2:9
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Credo Magazine is promoting Ortlund's quote: "Calvin, Owen, and Turretin all agreed with Aquinas that we will see the essence of God!" This is false. See Owen (1.292) and Turretin (3.611) deny it. I highly doubt Calvin ever said such a thing. See Voet reformedbooksonline.com/wp-c…
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Owen: "God in his immense essence is... incomprehensible unto our minds. For nothing can perfectly comprehend that which is infinite, but what is itself infinite." (Works, 1.292)
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Turretin: "that seems to us the more probable opinion which asserts that the essence of God cannot be immediately attained by the saints so as to be seen just as it is, on account of the inifinite disproportion and distance between the finite and the infinite." (Institutes 3.611)
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