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Studying the Heidelberg Catechism In Latin

by R. Scott Clark on November 14, 2015 | 7 Comments

We understandably think of the Heidelberg Catechism (1563) as a German-language catechism. Its first translation, however, was into Latin as the Catechesis Palatinae. This was important because, when the catechism was published relatively few people in the world spoke or read German. . . . Continue reading →

Coming Soon: Theodore Beza On The Lord’s Supper

by R. Scott Clark on July 11, 2016

Theodore Beza lived from 1519 until 1605. This means that he was a boy when the Reformation occurred and was nearing his death as the controversy between Arminius (whom Beza taught in Geneva) and the Reformed churches was developing. In between, he . . . Continue reading →