First published September 4, 2011; republished in honor of Newman’s canonization as a Roman Catholic saint. Alister McGrath’s Iustitia D...

Today, October 31, 2016, is the 499th anniversary of the start of what is known as “the Protestant Reformation”. As Alister McGrath explains...

Alister McGrath’s work on justification, Iustitia Dei , provides an exceptional historical overview. He provides a discussion of doctrine fr...

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The following is from Alister McGrath's The Dawkins Delusion? Atheist Fundamentalism and the Denial of the Divine (pp 36-37): [L]et...

There is no question that there were “bishops” in Rome, likely beginning in the late second or early third centuries. But these were not “bi...

Following up with my previous post, “ How the early church lost its understanding of grace ”, I’m picking up with Bavinck’s discussion of Pe...

Given that Fr Bryan thinks that the Roman Catholic hierarchy is able to “ [ponder] the word of God in [its] heart and [hear] the voice of G...

Since the Reformation, there have been a couple of major issues that have never been resolved. The issue of “justification” is an instance i...

John Calvin famously began his Institutes of the Christian Religion stating, “Nearly all the wisdom we possess, that is to say, true and s...