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Princeton Seminary Volume 2 The Majestic Testimony 1869 - 1929
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David Calhoun | Banner of Truth
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David Calhoun | Banner of Truth
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ENDORSEMENTS
âThis splendid, thoroughly researched, two-volume history of Princeton Seminary reads like a novel. It tells the story of one of the key institutions that shaped the transformation of post-colonial, adolescent America into a world power, and that for the first time made the Christian faith global, carrying it literally to the uttermost ends of the earth. Calhoun has âthe giftâ, he makes historical characters spring to life. His story is more than the story of a theological seminary, it captures the essence of a whole century and a quarter (1812-1929) of the coming of age of America.ââ SAMUEL HUGH MOFFET
âWhat a blessing for mind and heart!â, ROBERT PETERSON, PROFESSOR OF THEOLOGY, COVENANT SEMINARY
Here we encounter the great Hodge lineage, the broad scholarship of B. B. Warfield, the brilliance of Geerhardus Vos, the emergence of the young J. Gresham Machen. And through them we are introduced to the army of men they taught, loved, and sent through-out the world to serve Jesus Christ. It is a story which enables us to catch a glimpse of what, under God, scholarship, seminary life and Christian fellowship can be.
But faithfulness to Christ and Scripture may well lead to conflict, as the Princetonians often stressed. One such conflict would eventually divide the faculty itself and cause the loss of some of its brightest stars, as Dr. Calhoun records. He has given us a narrative of joy and sorrow, surprise and disappointment, triumph and sometimes tears. All this and more lies in the story of Princeton Seminary between 1869 and 1929.
This is indeed a âmajestic testimonyâ and it leaves upon us the same conviction that Archibald Alexanderâs grandson expressed at the Seminaryâs centenary in 1912, âIf the sort of theology which is taught here should die, and its enemies should grant it a decent burial, like the Lord of Life Himself, it will have a triumphant resurrection. For the Gospel which it teaches is an unconquerable force.â
592 pages
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