Recovering the theology of the Swiss Reformation
Zürich, Geneva, Basel & beyond
Theology
Short essays on the doctrine behind the history — the arguments, not just the events.
Scripture alone, faith alone, grace alone, Christ alone, God's glory alone — what each phrase was actually arguing against.
Neither man agreed with Luther's real presence, but they didn't fully agree with each other either — a difference that shaped two branches of the Reformed tradition.
The doctrine didn't start with the Institutes — tracing it back through Augustine and into Zürich's own early preaching.
How the Palatinate's catechism organized doctrine around comfort rather than system — and why that mattered.