Reformation Reading Room (aka Calvinist Swarm Links)

2 AUG 03 | Gamecock

[Gamecock]

SDG

The Christian Apologetics and Research Ministry A great Apologetics site with a Reformed flavor. Good theological dictionary, comprehensive section on answering Biblical difficulties. My favorite.

Rich's Home Page of Reformed theology A decent collection of works ranging Luther to Warfield, from Spurgeon to Sproul.

Center for Reformed Theology and Apologetics Apologetics to Social issues, all from a Reformed perspective.

Here I Stand Decent set of writings, the TULIP link on the left provides scriptural proofs for TULIP.

A Puritan's Mind Starts with the following statement: It is to God that all glory belongs. The Bible teaches us this as it begins with its most important verse, "In the beginning God..." (Genesis 1:1a). Everything past this is undeserved grace to us and great glory to Him; for this is the chief end of all things which exist--God's glory. May all that appears here glorify Him. A selection of readings on Covenantal Theology, Apologetics and more!

[Gamecock]

For your consideration, a collection of useful Calvinist links. Please add your favorites.

[Gamecock]

CS Ping, for your consideration.

[RochesterFan]

Nice list. I also like Monergism.com

[CARepubGal]

Thanks! Bookmarked for further reading

[Gamecock]

Thanks for the mail ;-)

[ponyespresso]

My single favorite Christian site:

Ship of Fools.com

The Magazine of Christian Unrest

The best site (IMHO, please post any you might think are better) at really exposing how ridiculous Christians can be. My favorite sections are the Gadgets for God, the weekly caption contest and the Rapture Index (currently at 74.6% btw)

pony

[drstevej]

Great idea, however, I doubt the thread will remain on track with your intent. No gift of prophecy, mind you, just experience around here.

Thought I'd just go on record so I could log some "I told you so"s in the future.

[Gamecock]

I doubt the thread will remain on track with your intent

I knew that when I posted, but hey, thought I'd give it a try anyway...

[LiteKeeper]

SPOTREP - reference links

[RnMomof7]

May I add a couple?

Sola Scriptura!
http://www.mbrem.com/index.html

Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals

http://www.christianity.com/ace

World Reformed Fellowship

http://www.wrfnet.org/news/

[RnMomof7]

I especially like the Reformation T Shirts on the one site. Maybe the swarm should get a uniform to wear while working??

[RnMomof7]

Meant to include you guys in the last bump

[Dr. Eckleburg]

I have a wonderful T-shirt (which we also gave to our pastor) which says "Calvin and Hobbes" with pictures of both philosophers.

I never see it offered anywhere; probably problems with cartoon copyright.

[Gamecock]

I kinda like this one:

That should set somebody off! ;->

[lockeliberty]

Here's a couple with a lot of links.

Reformed Theology, Eschatology, and Apologetics Directory

Reformed Web Sites

[RnMomof7]

The back may need some alterations for the 4 pointers among us:>)

[RnMomof7]

Great link sites thanks

[rwfromkansas]

Do anyone have any suggestions about short and powerful Reformed devotional works or summaries of Christian doctrine that could be printed in a newspaper (they have to be from before 1925 or so to be in the public domain).

I am Editor of my college newspaper and am considering adding a page to the paper in which I only have one part of a many-part series of a specific Reformed devotional work or easy to understand and short doctrinal work. I estimate I could fit about 3,500 to 4,000 words on a page since we are a broadsheet and it would only cost $32 more to print this extra page, which could be paid for by another ad or two.

I am planning on publishing 14 times, but may go as much as 16 (interterm would be excluded from any publication) and found that a work of the length of Pilgrim's Progress would be way too long for a bi-weekly paper to cover in a year, so any works would have to be short, maybe 40-50 pages in print form max, perhaps less.

Thanks for any ideas. This is not something I will definitely do, but it is on my "brainstorming" list.

I am more likely to have a page for student submissions like poetry and every once in awhile include something like "A Short Statement of the Reformed Faith" or whatever it is called by I believe B.B. Warfield with an editor's note saying it is a classic work on Christianity. I definitely will be putting Westminster Shorter Catechism questions in the paper (LC questions when it comes to Ten Commandments questions due to their depth that goes way beyond the SC), but that would be put on the opinions page.

[rwfromkansas]

That is a great site.

[RnMomof7]

Hey you have a bevy Of Calvinists here. You could ask all of us to submit devotionals

I do not think any of us would have copyright problems