pietists

Pies, Docs, Kuyps, And Confessionalists

by R. Scott Clark on January 12, 2017 | 8 Comments

The first time I heard the expression, “Pies, Docs, and Kuyps” was during a seminary lecture by Derke Bergsma. He was relating what had already become a fairly standard sociological taxonomy in the Reformed world. There are three kinds of Reformed folk: . . . Continue reading →

All Over-Realized Eschatologies Are Attempts To Change The Rules Of The Game

by R. Scott Clark on February 7, 2022 9 Comments

Some years ago, while explaining Heidelberg Catechism 114, on the moral law, I wrote, “Paul was not a Gnostic, a Valentinian, an Anabaptist, a Familist, nor an Antinomian. Continue reading →