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They wouldn't give them an actual professorship, but honorary professor of reformed theology. He said, I had never read Calvin's

institutes. I had never read the Heidelberg catechism or at least studied it. I didn't know

anything about reformed theology. I found myself staying up at night every night before I was going to

give a lecture and found myself just couldn't stop reading the Reformed Orthodox.

And he said Calvin and Reformed Orthodoxy, he said, Calvin, reading Calvin was like being in the Himalayas with a waterfall washing over me.

It was an exotic experience for him

reading Calvin. And then he said I started reading the Reformed Orthodox and he says, dreary

on every page, it's like reading logarithms. But the more I read it, the more I realized cutting

through the method, how rich it was.

He said, I found myself visibly for the first time in the realm of the church.

Applying the riches of the Reation to the modern church.

This is White Horse Inn.

We're currently in a series called The Reformers versus the Radicals.

So far, we've explored pietism, the riser Frederick Slymacher, known as the father of modern

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