Gabriel Frackre

Enlightenment, Ecumenism, Evangel

Theology

“The triple 'E' in this work's title encapsulates the author's remarkable teaching and writing career, drawing on his command of the English history of doctrine to make the case for an Enlightenment to be neither 'utterly denounced' nor 'uncritically lauded' and a Reformed ecumenism of both evangelical catholicity and dissenting sensibility, all grounded in the evangel of the 'saving act of the God of all grace in the cross and resurrection of Jesus Christ.' P. T. Forsyth lives again in the witness of Alan Sell.”

Speculative Theology and Common-Sense Religion

Theology

“"Linden DeBie is a good guide through the landscapes of nineteenth-century philosophy, rationalist to romantic. Better yet, he shows how the high Christology and ecclesiology of the Mercersburg movement--in contest with critiques from Hodge to the pietists--was able to relate, but not capitulate, to the organic and dialectical themes it drew from Hegelian thought.”