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Mentioned in 6 episodes

Institutes of Elenctic Theology

Book • 1992

Francis Turretin

Mentioned by

William Lane Craig

Charles Lee Irons

Richard Phillips

Mentioned in 6 episodes

Recommended by

William Lane Craig

as a lengthy, extensive discussion of the Lord's Supper from different ecclesiological perspectives.

Craig and Ortlund Clash on the Eucharist (Respectful Dialogue)

Recommended by

Richard Phillips

for a clear explanation of infralapsarian views.

The Order of God's Decrees: Lapsarian Views with Richard Phillips

Recommended by

Gavin Ortlund

as a clear and accessible work, despite its potentially intimidating title.

Cameron Bertuzzi's Conversion to Rome: Protestant Response

Mentioned by

Charles Lee Irons

when discussing covenant theology.

Law in the Hands of Christ

Mentioned by

Greg Koukl

as a resource for understanding theodicy.

The “Word of God” in Acts

Mentioned as another dogmatic theology book used for deep dives into specific theological topics.

It’s Okay to Quote a Single Verse...If You Understand the Context

Recommended by

William Lane Craig

as a lengthy, extensive discussion of the Lord's Supper.

Craig and Ortlund Clash on the Eucharist (Respectful Dialogue)

Lane Hancock

recommends William Ames's Medulla Theologiae, Turretin's Institutes of Elenctic Theology, and Sydney Penner and Suarez.

Free Choice in Early Modern Reformed Thought with Layne Hancock and Michael Lynch

Mentioned as a key work by Francis Turretin that addresses the question of Rome being a true church.

85. Is Rome a True Church? Wrestling with History, Reformers, and Rome Today

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