Westminster Larger Catechism: A Commentary mgr_9781596385429 which he deems a rich

which he deems a rich and complex description of “what it feels like to live in an age like ours”

Rooted in Christian heritage and interactive with contemporary culture

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edited by Leland Ryken and Tremper Longman III is to insure consistency in method and scope with a view to integrating literary and biblical studies

Westminster Larger Catechism: A Commentary mgr_9781596385429 which he deems a richB. B. Warfield remarked almost a century ago that the Westminster Larger Catechism has received sparse attention in comparison to the Confession and Shorter Catechism. In fact, apart from a reprint of the 1731 commentary on the Larger Catechism by Thomas Ridgley, and a chapter on the theology of the Larger Catechism by Morton Smith in volume one of The Westminster Confession Into the 21st Century, no other significant study of the Westminster Larger