Here is the link to my review of Angels in the Architecture:

Book Review: Angels in the Architecture « Reformed Covenanter

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Daniel Ritchie
Saintfield, Northern Ireland - Queen's University, Belfast:History/Politics
Member of Dromara Reformed Presbyterian Church of Ireland (Covenanter)

Thanks!

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The man who is disposed to think of his sin as a great calamity, rather than as a heinous crime, is not likely either to reverence God or to respect His law. - John Kennedy, 1873
Meg
Blog
Member, Intown Presbyterian Church,PCA, Portland, OR

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Good review, Daniel!

I've a question, however. You wrote: "...the need to shun pagan philosophy, both ancient and modern (the medievals were no more compromised in this regard than contemporary evangelicals in this regard)..."

Did you mean "the medievals were no less compromised in this regard..."? The way it reads it sounds as if contemporary evangelicals aren't noticeably compromised, and neither were the medievals.

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Anne Ivy
Christ Chapel Bible Church
Fort Worth, Texas

Married to Don, mother of six, grandmother to an ever-increasing brood.

The Ivy Vine (my blog)

Yes, I suppose I do. I tend to get the impression that we think the medievals were totally compromised with pagan philosophy, while we are not.