Pestilence, disease, epidemics, and plagues were ever-present dangers in sixteenth-century Europe. Cunningham and Grell have observed “that in every year between 1494 and 1649 plague was killing its thousands and tens...
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B. B. Warfield, Martin Luther’s Ninety-Five Theses, 1517
For those interested in further study of the history and theology of the Reformation as it is remembered this year, the October 1917 issue of The Princeton Theological Review provides some articles. Included are “Martin...
Review, Chad Van Dixhoorn, Creeds, Confessions & Catechisms
Chad Van Dixhoorn is Professor of Church History and Theology at Reformed Theological Seminary in Charlotte and is best known for his study of the Westminster Assembly including editing The Minutes and Papers of the...
Robert Davidson, Pastor, Patriot & Professor
Robert Davidson was born in 1750 near the Elk River in Elkton, Maryland. His early education prepared him for the College of Philadelphia (University of Pennsylvania) where he graduated 1771 during the administrative...
Robert Mills, America’s Architect
The header provides a view of Baltimore in 1872. At the center is the monument for George Washington began July 4, 1815 and completed in 1829. It stands 178 feet tall with General Washington holding his commission from...
John Woodhull, Think Deeply, But Speak Plainly
The first annual meeting of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America (PCUSA) convened in 1789 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The third assembly, the one that John Woodhull was the...
