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You may enjoy listening to Harrison Perkins' recent appearance on the Heidelcast, where he discusses his soon to be released book on James Ussher and the covenant of works.
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Thank you for sharing. Harrison was telling me about his new book a few weeks ago, along with some other Ussher related projects. I am looking forward to them.You may enjoy listening to Harrison Perkins' recent appearance on the Heidelcast, where he discusses his soon to be released book on James Ussher and the covenant of works.
Oh, that is great. I was going to put you two in contact for the CPJ.Harrison will be providing a transcript of an Ussher manuscript for the 2020 issue of The Confessional Presbyterian journal (the 16th issue), whichis our Ussher issue with him on the cover.
Yes; he has helped line up a couple of other Ussher things from others and that will make a sufficient complement of material for the cover subject.Oh, that is great. I was going to put you two in contact for the CPJ.
Thank you for sharing. Harrison was telling me about his new book a few weeks ago, along with some other Ussher related projects. I am looking forward to them.
He shared the link below. It contains some articles he has written on Ussher, amongst other topics.
https://qub.academia.edu/HarrisonPerkins
I heard him present a paper at Queen's that later became the article in defence of James Ussher's authorship of A Body of Divinity. In my opinion, he has pretty much conclusively proved that Ussher was the author.
I didn’t know there was ever any doubt. Why was it ever a matter of debate (serious question)?
You do have to have an account with Academia to download. If you don't have an account maybe make one and then delete later. After their incessant appeals to vanity approach to getting you to up your access to a paid account (e.g,., see who is interested in "you" etc.), I deleted mine.To simplify it: James Ussher publicly denied that he was the author. Harrison frames the debate in his paper on the topic. You can read it through the link I posted above.
I didn’t know there was ever any doubt. Why was it ever a matter of debate (serious question)?