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John L. Thompson

John L. Thompson is the Gaylen and Susan Byker Professor of Reformed Theology at Fuller Theological Seminary. A historical theologian, he writes on Reformation exegesis, women in the early church, and the history of biblical interpretation.

Two essays from two issues, 2010 to 2017

Showing 2 essays by John L. Thompson

2017

One essay

  1. Seeking A Correctible ConscienceSummer 2017

    'Here I stand, I can do no other' is one of the most famous lines in Christian history, and Luther probably never said it. Thompson untangles…

2010

One essay

  1. Night at the Museum: The Secret Life of an Old ConfessionIssue 5, 2010

    What happens to a confession when a church treats it as a museum piece? John L. Thompson walks through the Westminster Larger Catechism, set aside by…

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