Annette G. Aubert
Biography
Annette G. Aubert has served as a Lecturer and Visiting Scholar in Church History at Westminster Theological Seminary. Aubert edited Christocentric Reformed Theology in Nineteenth-Century America (2021).
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History & Biography
“In this critical appraisal of the life and work of John Williamson Nevin, Linden DeBie lucidly explains Nevin’s theological ideas, idealist orientation, and the controversies and influences that shaped his views. It is a highly readable volume that addresses an overlooked figure in nineteenth-century American religious history. A most welcomed new biography, it should be essential reading for anyone interested in Nevin and his era.”
Theology
“The Heidelberg Catechism is one of the most important documents in the Reformed confessional heritage. The essays of John Nevin in this collection discuss the document’s history and theology, address its reception and influence on spiritual and political life, and offer insights to how the catechism influenced topics that were the focus of Mercersburg theology. This exceptional book will be of benefit to anyone with an informed interest in this catechism.”
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