http://www.proginosko.com/2017/09/a-quick-argument-against-libertarian-calvinism/

https://analytictheologye4c5.wordpress.com/2017/05/27/divine-will-and-human-choice-first-impressions/

The question may be asked as if by a youngster: “Daddy, where did systematic theology come from?” (For the benefit of the Roman Catholics ...

Down below, in response to the question “how do you know?” Steve Hays commented : Why must we “know” that we have the right interpretation...

Before we go too far into PRRD, Muller clarifies a couple of things about how the Medievals thought about religion. Keep in mind, too, that ...

From: Muller’s PRRD Chapter 5: The Parts or Divisions of Theology 5.1 The Identification of the Discipline: Changes in Style and Definitio...

It is said: “The task of giving an authentic interpretation of the Word of God, whether in its written form or in the form of Tradition, h...

Models for Study in the Era of the Reformation: Andreas Hyperius’ massive De theologo, seu de ratione studii theologiae carries on this mo...

The topic of Biblicism is being raised again, in a way that is not helpful. For example, citing this article, I think (the provided link ...

For the last six months or so, I’ve been working through Richard Muller’s “Post Reformation Reformed Dogmatics series. Here at Triablogue, I...

More from Muller: The doctrine of the inspiration of Scripture stood, in the systems of the great thirteenth-century scholastics, Alexande...

Just a while ago Steve Hays posted a link to Paul Helm’s brief analysis of Oliver Crisp’s “ Deviant Calvinism ” on the discussion between “...

Here’s another long selection from Richard Muller, “Post-Reformation Reformed Dogmatics”, Volume 2. But it’s important background informatio...

“Alexander’s comment indicates, thus, his sense both of the priority of Scripture as a source of Christian doctrine and of the sufficiency o...

Here’s more from Richard Muller, with some scintillating and not-well-known commentary from John Bugay: The issue of text and interpretati...

The word “tradition” has been a wax nose throughout church history, used in various ways at various times, as described here: Four different...

Protestants are frequently treated to the unworthy accusation that their “interpretive paradigm” (“IP”) produces “merely human opinion” wher...

In his work “ Holy Scripture: The Ground and Pillar of Our Faith, Volume II (“An Historical Defense of the Reformation Principle of Sola Sc...

From Muller’s discussion of “Natural Theology” in the Reformers: Vermigli on the Natural Knowledge of God : In sum, Vermigli stands in agr...

This is the beginning of Volume 2 of Richard Muller’s “Post-Reformation Reformed Dogmatics: Holy Scripture: The Cognitive Foundation of Theo...