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Singing Scripture only: the regulating role of the Word from Heidelberg to Dordrecht – part 2

On: 21 Nov 2021

By Simon Jooste and Johannes Potgieter The Synod of Dort that convened in the Dutch town of Dordrecht during 1618–1619 is best known for its formulation of the Canons of Dort. Not unrelated to, and arguably even more important than, this seminal Reformed creedal statement is the church order andContinue Reading

Were the Protestant Reformers missionary failures? Challenging the nineteenth-century narrative

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On: 28 Sep 2021

In: Christian Articles

As more and more scholars re-examine the data, the story of a Reformation that wholly ignored mission is being replaced by one in which the “Reformation as a whole was mission”, to borrow historian Scott Hendrix’s lapidary phrase. By way of example, consider Peter Martyr Vermigli (1499-1562), for whom theContinue Reading

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Singing Scripture only: the regulating role of the Word from Heidelberg to Dordrecht – part 2

Were the Protestant Reformers missionary failures? Challenging the nineteenth-century narrative

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