Common Places
- Author: Vários
- Narrator: Vários
- Publisher: Podcast
- Duration: 182:03:52
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Synopsis
Common Places is a fortnightly Podcast of Protestant Resourcement brought to you by the Davenant Trust and hosted by David Cooper.
Episodes
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![Five Points Of Calvinism (ed.)]()
Five Points Of Calvinism (ed.)
16/11/2016 Duration: 01h21minFive Points Of Calvinism (ed.) by Davenant Trust
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![Ep. 4-Brad Littlejohn on Peter Martyr Vermigli and Thomas Cranmer]()
Ep. 4-Brad Littlejohn on Peter Martyr Vermigli and Thomas Cranmer
03/11/2016 Duration: 42minIn this special episode Dr. Brad Littlejohn examines the lives of Peter Martyr Vermigli and Thomas Cranmer.
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![Richmond Lecture On Christian Citizenship]()
Richmond Lecture On Christian Citizenship
01/11/2016 Duration: 44minFrom Oct. 22 2016: Davenant President Dr. Bradford Littlejohn speaking at St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church in Richmond, VA on “What Does it Mean to be a Christian Citizen?” This lecture focuses on questions such as “Should I be focused on building the church or reforming the state, or both? How should and shouldn’t the Bible guide/govern/regulate/inform my political discipleship?”
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![Ep. 3-Steven Wedgeworth on the Reformation]()
Ep. 3-Steven Wedgeworth on the Reformation
25/10/2016 Duration: 39minPastor Steven Wedgeworth discusses the legacy of the Reformation through a number of different lenses including ways to celebrate the Reformation faithfully, his appreciation of Protestant history and ways to grow Reformational churches today.
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![Ep. 2-Eric Hutchinson on Classics and Niels Hemmingsen]()
Ep. 2-Eric Hutchinson on Classics and Niels Hemmingsen
10/10/2016 Duration: 40minDr. Eric Hutchinson of Hillsdale College describes his journey into the field of classics and discusses the thought of 16th Century Danish Reformer Niels Hemmingsen.
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![Ep. 1-Brad Littlejohn on the Davenant Trust]()
Ep. 1-Brad Littlejohn on the Davenant Trust
26/09/2016 Duration: 34minDr. Brad Littlejohn discusses the mission and initiatives of the Davenant Trust along with the work of translating historical theology for the church today.
