Heidelblog is back

[Claudiu]

To my surprise, I see that the Heidelblog is back: Heidelblog | Recovering the Reformed Confession.

 

[Contra_Mundum]

Nice.

 

[ubermadchen]

Yay!!!!!!!

 

[Scott1]

Mr. Clark has a lot to contribute to the reformed faith, and it's good to see restoration to his valuable place in it.

 

[Andres]

Very pleased to read of this news.

 

[Pergamum]

Quoted:

As a matter of history, the Roman communion came into being in 1547, midway through the Council of Trent, when that council condemned the Holy Gospel. From a historian’s perspective, Rome is a sect, whose identity, theology, piety, and practice is so tied to Trent that it would be entirely unrecognizable to the apostolic and early post-apostolic (Patristic) church and to much of the medieval church. Were most of the theologians of the first nine or ten centuries to look at Rome in the 21st century, they would be shocked and disappointed to learn that doctrines that were marginal in their day have become Romanist orthodoxy and orthopraxy. There would be much face-palming and head slapping from the host of Patristic and early medieval theologians.

Off to a running re-start.

 

[Unoriginalname]

Yay!

 

[Zach]

Awesome! Adding to my Google Reader. I'm soon going to end up being 700 blog posts behind instead of 600...

 

[Ask Mr. Religion]

To my surprise, I see that the Heidelblog is back: Heidelblog | Recovering the Reformed Confession.

See also, R. Scott Clark | Professor of Church History & Historical Theology

AMR

 

[baron]

Happy to hear its back.

 

[JonathanHunt]

His talk of fleas makes me itchy

 

[R. Scott Clark]

Thank you.