Reading Through Muller in a Year

[bookslover]

A few years ago, Michael J. Lynch created a one-year (49 weeks, actually) schedule for reading through Richard A. Muller's Post-Reformation Reformed Dogmatics. Now that the set has been re-published (get 'em while they're hot!), some folks might be interested in reading through the set next year. Here's the schedule (10 weeks in Volume 1; 13 weeks in Volume 2; 16 weeks in Volume 3; and 10 weeks in Volume 4; each week takes a pretty good-sized chunk of text):

www.lynchjmichael.wordpress.com/a-year-in-prrd/

 

[davejonescue]

These have been available in Logos this entire time. They have also been available through Scribd to read for $10.99 a month for years. So if this printing runs out, they can be found there.

 

[RamistThomist]

I did some reviews here. They might help navigate some of his discussions.

A Primer on Ectypal Theology

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Notes on the Divine Essence, from Muller

Notes on Muller, PRRD 3 Simplicity in pre-Reformation The scholastic understanding of “identity” assumes various levels of identity (essential and formal), so the term “identity” does not indicate …

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Review: Richard Muller’s Triunity of God

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