Thread: Faith, Reason, and Revelation in Theodore Beza -Jeffrey Mallinson

http://books.google.com/books?id=0k5...ct=result&cd=1

Review by Asselt - http://www.arsdisputandi.org/publish...12/article.pdf

Dr. Clark, I noticed this was on your Protestant Scholasticism Recommended Reading list...Thoughts?

Worth reading. Haven't read it as closely as I should. There are a couple of Beza books on my shelf right now incl. Scott Manetsch's.

rsc

Originally Posted by crhoades

http://books.google.com/books?id=0k5...ct=result&cd=1

Review by Asselt - http://www.arsdisputandi.org/publish...12/article.pdf

Dr. Clark, I noticed this was on your Protestant Scholasticism Recommended Reading list...Thoughts?

Originally Posted by R. Scott Clark

Worth reading. Haven't read it as closely as I should. There are a couple of Beza books on my shelf right now incl. Scott Manetsch's.

rsc

That's the one I'm really interested in. What about
Our Sovereign Refuge - the Pastoral Theology of Beza by Shawn Wright?
Amazon.com: Our Sovereign Refuge: The Pastoral Theology of Theodore Beza (Studies in Christian History & Thought S.) (Studies in Christian History and Thought): Books: Shawn D. Wright

Sorry. Can't comment.

I'm not reading this stuff right now.

I'm working on a translation of Olevianus' commentary on Romans, an essay on Olevianus' Pauline commentaries, and the Recovering MS.

rsc

Originally Posted by VirginiaHuguenot

Originally Posted by R. Scott Clark

Sorry. Can't comment.

I'm not reading this stuff right now.

I'm working on a translation of Olevianus' commentary on Romans, an essay on Olevianus' Pauline commentaries, and the Recovering MS.

rsc

That sounds very intriguing, Dr. Clark. Please let us know when these works are available for Olevanianus students and others. Keep up the good work!