March - 2018

Reformed Faith, Practice and Piety.

Proving True Antiquity: The Church Fathers & Councils. John Cameron 1579-1625

That the only means to prove true antiquity, is to have recourse to the beginning by the Scripture. Now that we allege [a Church Father],...

Five Reasons to Reject Festival Days, David Calderwood, 1575-1650.

The Rejection of Festival Days by the Scottish Church The observation of festival days has been rejected by our kirk, from the beginning...

Declensions from the Christian Religion or The Neglect of God's Law. John Owen's Preface to

I have seen an end of all perfection: but thy commandment is exceeding broad. Psalm 119:96 Many today are scornful of God's Law and scoff...

A Plea To All Favourers Of The Roman Religion, William Perkins

In A Reformed Catholic William Perkins addressed in detail the doctrines of the Church of Rome, setting out the points in which we...

"A Reformed Catholic", William Perkins, (10) of Real Presence.

Perkins now comes to the sacrament of the Lord's Supper and here two controversies exist with the Church of Rome, namely their view of...

"A Reformed Catholic", William Perkins (9) Of Images.

When God delivered the law and the very words of the second commandment he used a voice only (ye heard the voice of the words, but saw no...

The Second Commandment & Archbishop Ussher on the Church Fathers and Images.

Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image, or any likeness of any thing that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or...

"A Reformed Catholic", William Perkins (8) Of Traditions

We must not be mistaken in thinking that the Reformed religion strikes at all traditions, for as Archbishop Ussher rightly notes "... it...

"A Reformed Catholic", William Perkins (7), Of Satisfaction

What is sufficient to satisfy divine justice? For Perkins the only and all-sufficient satisfaction made to God's justice for our sins, is...

"A Reformed Catholic", William Perkins (6), Of Merits

In this next instalment from A Reformed Catholic Perkins comes to the question of merit. Indeed it was Rome's sale of the 'surplus...

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