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  Favorite theologian (dead)?

  Have you read many (or any) dead theologians? If so, who is your favorite? If not, why not?

  kristinahansen started this discussion 1 year ago. ( reply )

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  attycortes 

  My favorites are: Augustine (especially his Confessions) and John Owen (his biblical spiritually I find very edifying).

  posted 1 year ago. ( reply )

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    kristinahansen 

    Owen's Overcoming Sin and Temptation is on my list to read very soon. I've been reading Edwards and Wesley a lot, and find them challenging and encouraging respectively.

    posted 12 months ago. ( reply )

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  VirginiaHuguenot 

  This is a partial list of my favorites:
  
  (I am the editor of the Matthew Poole Project so he tops the list ;)
  
  http://www.matthewpoole.net/
  
  Matthew Poole
  William Gouge
  Thomas Case
  Thomas Brooks
  Thomas Vincent
  John Flavel
  Willem Teellinck
  Gisbertus Voetius
  Thomas Watson
  Thomas Boston
  George Swinnock
  William Ames
  William Perkins
  Jeremiah Burroughs
  David Clarkson
  J.G. Vos
  John Murray
  Robert Lewis Dabney
  John L. Girardeau
  John Calvin
  William Farel
  Martin Luther
  Theodore Beza
  David Dickson
  James Durham
  George Gillespie
  Samuel Rutherford
  
  

  posted 12 months ago. ( reply )

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  deactivated member 

  Calvin's Institutes by John Calvin.
  
  I'm about to embark upon a study of Francis Schaeffer and his writings.

  posted 5 months ago. ( reply )

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  AnneH (edited)

  Here's a few of my favorites:
  
  John Wesley
  Watchman Nee
  Corrie ten Boom
  Charles Spurgeon
  Martin Luther
  Smith Wigglesworth
  Dwight L Moody

  posted 5 months ago. ( reply )

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  Jim S 

  Bonhoeffer, The Cost of Dicipleship

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