Founded in 1825 by Charles Hodge, the Princeton Theological Review was a proud standard bearer for Reformed orthodoxy for over 100 years.
This exhaustive collection actually contains various Biblical and Theological journals from the Old Princeton years and is a treasure trove of Biblical and theological insight from such Reformed luminaries as B.B. Warfield, Geerhardus Vos, Charles Hodge and many others. The formative debates of the era – inerrancy, evolution, creation, etc. – played out in the pages of this journal.
Largely inaccessible today, we hope to bring these treasures back into prominence with this collection which, once funded, will make all 443 issues searchable, taggable, and fully integrated with the other titles in your Logos library. It’s an incredible opportunity to bring this important theological work into the life of the church today.
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