Today is post-Reformation Day day, and what better way to segue than to discuss Reformed Scholasticism!
The following is Dr. J.V. Fesko's short introduction to the topic by way of a series of posts over at the WSC blog:
An Introduction to Reformed Scholasticism: Introduction
An Introduction to Reformed Scholasticism: Scholasticism Defined
An Introduction to Reformed Scholasticism: Francis Turretin
An Introduction to Reformed Scholasticism: The Benefits for the Church
An Introduction to Reformed Scholasticism: Concluding Thoughts
And this Office Hours episode features Dr. Richard Muller, perhaps the godfather of scholarship on Reformed Scholasticism, discussing the topic with Dr. R. Scott Clark.
While I'm no Barthian, I particularly like Barth when he said this:
"The fear of scholasticism is the mark of a false prophet. The true prophet will be ready to submit his message to this test too." (Church Dogmatics I/1, 279)
