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The Abraham Kuyper Collected Works in Public Theology Is Now Complete

on February 10, 2022

In 2015, Lexham Press announced the publication of a major series of new translations of Abraham Kuyper’s writings in public theology, created in partnership with the Acton Institute and the Kuyper Translation Society. Never before available in English, the Abraham Kuyper Collected Works in Public Theology has introduced a new audience to the thinking of

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Sixteenth-Century Mission: An Interview with Ed Smither

on May 4, 2021

The sixteenth-century was significant for many reasons, not least the events of the Reformation. However, this period is not usually considered important for Christian mission. The essays in Sixteenth-Century Mission seek to reveal this as a misunderstanding. In this interview, we speak with one of the editors, Ed Smither. Lexham Press: Who is the ideal

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What Can Biblical Studies Learn from Martin Luther?

on April 27, 2021

In this excerpt from the introduction to Always Reforming, Channing L. Crisler outlines Martin Luther’s approach to reading and interpreting scripture, and how his hermeneutic can inform scholarship today. “Comfort yourself with the Word of God, the pre-eminent consolation.” In this way, Martin Luther consoled a father and husband suffering the loss of both his

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How Studying Sixteenth-Century Mission Is Relevant for Mission Practice Today

on April 20, 2021

In this excerpt from the introduction to Sixteenth-Century Mission, Edward L. Smither lays out three broad themes that emerge from this survey of cross-cultural outreach during this critical century in the church’s history. How did the sixteenth-century global church understand and practice Christian mission? This question proves more fruitful than the usual questions missiologists and

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Praise Upon Praise for Abraham Kuyper’s on Business and Economics

on March 25, 2021

In his volume introduction to On Business and Economics, Peter S. Heslam notes that there is a distinct lack of engagement by theologians with enterprise. This disconnect between these two spheres makes this anthology of Abraham Kuyper’s writings on these subjects all the more important. This timeliness has certainly been recognized by prominent contemporary economists,

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What Is Anglicanism? A Brief History of the Anglican Church

on March 9, 2021

Anglicanism as we think of it today is essentially a nineteenth-century invention. The elements that make it up are much older than that, of course, but it was only from the 1830s or so that the particular configuration that Christianity assumed in the post-Reformation Church of England and its sister churches came to be regarded

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Abraham Kuyper on the Positive Potential of Business

on March 4, 2021

Common grace in business: putting these four words together implies a link between theology and enterprise, the existence of which is barely evident from the output of most theologians and business writers. The long-standing paucity of engagement between these groups reinforces the widespread perception that trying to mix commerce and religion is like trying to

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Watch This New Interview with Michael Haykin

on January 25, 2021

The Lived Theology series explores aspects of Christian doctrine through the eyes of the men and women who practiced it. These books illuminate the vital contributions made by these figures throughout the history of the church. In this new interview, we talk with Michael Haykin, series editor of the Lived Theology series, about what we

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William Perkins and Interpreting Scripture with Scripture

on September 22, 2020

William Perkins’s convictions on the ministry of God’s word are best known through his preaching manual, The Arte of Prophecying, which became a standard textbook on the subject. The volume articulated a thoroughly Protestant understanding of the nature and authority of Scripture and rooted itself in a thoroughly Reformed hermeneutic. The book also featured a

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What Can We Learn from Sixty Years of Evangelical Political Engagement?

on September 10, 2020

From the beginning, Christianity Today was seen by its founders as something quite apart from just another combatant in a culture war. They would speak the truth, and sometimes they would annoy all the right people, but their goal was to convince others to see the wisdom of their position and not just add to

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