Examination of the Council of Trent

Book • 1971

Mentioned by

Mentioned by

Gavin Ortlund

as a fine representative of historic Protestant thought, though potentially intimidating in length.

Mentioned by Jordan Cooper when discussing priestly celibacy, referencing Chemnitz's view that it's holier to be unmarried.

Mentioned by

Javier Perdomo

, talking about how Lutherans engaged with and documented the use of tradition by the Church fathers.

Mentioned by

Megan Bloedel

as a book her husband was reading as he was getting captured by Lutheran theology.

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