Kim Riddlebarger's PhD thesis on B. B. Warfield

[Reformed Covenanter]

Below is a link to Kim Riddelbarger's PhD thesis , entitled, "The lion of Princeton: Benjamin Breckinridge Warfield on apologetics, theological method and polemics" (Fuller Theological Seminary, 1997):

Riddleblog - B. B. Warfield -- The Lion of Princeton

 

[Jerusalem Blade]

Thanks, Daniel!

 

[reaganmarsh]

Excellent, thank you!

 

[Sensus Divinitas]

Thanks. I look forward to reading this.

 

[Logan]

Thanks for this Daniel. The more I've read of Warfield the more impressed I've become by him, even though I wouldn't agree on every point certainly. I am afraid he is simply being dismissed on hearsay these days.

I found the section dealing with Letis' essays to be helpful. Regardless of whether Warfield endorsed textual criticism or not, it seems like it was a tidal wave that hit Christianity and Warfield can't really be seen as the catalyst.

Interesting statement he makes about the earlier Princetonians making much use of Griesbach.

 

[Reformed Covenanter]

Is there a reason why this thesis was not subsequently published as a monograph (with some modifications, of course)?