Retrieval & Renewal
Stephen P. GothardCurious about most things. Gripped by a few. Much of my thought life, reading and writing is occupied with the pursuit of retrieving the best of the historic church’s faith and practice for the sake of its ongoing reformation and renewal. Coram deo.
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Clean Sea Breeze Part II: Justin Martyr
This is the second in a brief series of articles in which I introduce a primary source from the early church and offer some commentary.
Early Church Practice in Justin Martyr's First Apology
Below are the relevant sections of Justin Martyr’s First Apology. For the full text, see here.
Clean Sea Breeze Part I: The Didache
In 1946 C.S. Lewis wrote a Preface for the republishing of an ancient Christian classic - Athanasius’ 4th century work, On the Incarnation. In this brief preface, which I highly encourage you to read here, Lewis writes that in almost every ...
C.S. Lewis on the Importance of Reading Old Books
The text below is a full reproduction of C.S. Lewis’s Preface to On the Incarnation published in 1946. On the Incarnation was initially produced in the 4th century by Athanasius (c. 298 - 373).
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Business Associate, Center for Environmental Farming Systems, B.S. Agricultural Communications, Auburn University M.Div Student, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
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