Brian G. Armstrong. Historian of post-Reformation Reformed thought, contributor to Calvin Studies II and III on the state of the Presbyterian Church and its theological tradition.
Brian G. Armstrong assesses the state of the Presbyterian Church and its commitment to theological tradition, arguing that the post-war embrace of existentialism has produced a largely a-historical mindset in church and academy, and proposes practical steps for recovering Reformed heritage.
Armstrong responds to John Walchenbach's paper, praising its generalist accessibility for the Colloquium's mixed audience of academics, ministers, and church members, and pressing the wider question of how Calvin scholarship serves the church.
Better Preaching, Better Teaching, Better Pastoral Care.
