I hope to review this classic Puritan work for our denominational magazine DV. In the biographical introduction it says that Vincent book "reflects a warm, experiential piety expressed according to the Ramist method of outlining".
I am broadly familiar with the Puritan use of Ramist outlining. Could someone explain more fully what it is? Note, I am writing a book review so any comments I make on this have to be understandable to the average reader. Thanks.
I am broadly familiar with the Puritan use of Ramist outlining. Could someone explain more fully what it is? Note, I am writing a book review so any comments I make on this have to be understandable to the average reader. Thanks.