For those of you waiting for more Makers of the Modern World videos, there are quite a few more coming. In these next videos, I'll be focusing on the move away from the scholastic realist theology/philosophy (including issues of natural law, faith and reason, the relation between theology and philosophy, etc.) of the post-Reformation era toward rationalism, voluntarism, and nominalism. Some of these will feature individuals you have likely never heard of (some of whom have virtually nothing translated into English), but are an essential element of the move away from classical thought. First up is Leibniz.
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Ok, since so many of you asked for it, I'll be doing a longer series on baptism. The next part is a walk through the basic theological argument for infant baptism to supplement the historical evidence discussed in part 1. I will then move on to 2nd century evidence.
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What did you think of the proposal that a secular form of human perfection and purpose can be found apart from a transcendent God in my recent discussion with Dr. Hakkarainen?
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What topics would you like to see covered on the channel that I haven't yet discussed? Or, perhaps things I have covered that you'd like to see either longer treatments of, or more brief summaries of?
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Now that papers are signed, I can let you all now that our family is officially going back to New England. We'll be moving to CT this summer. Prayers during this transition are appreciated.
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It's an older video, but worth sharing as we move into the Lenten season: https://youtu.be/D0rpizDuvcg?si=jfo7e... watch video on watch page
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New post over at the Substack. Some things I care about deeply.
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Why support Just & Sinner this Giving Tuesday? Because we're continuing to expand our work this next year with a number of fantastic original books. Some things to look out for:
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My latest article on substack explores Luther's relationship to medieval mysticism. substack.com/home/post/p-152243698
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