sola scriptura7 root.log | Jan Hus on the Church: Scripture Alone as the Only Foundation Jan Hus on the Church: Scripture Alone as the Only FoundationThe previous installment of [root.log] examined the life of Jan Hus. This one turns to his theology. If his biography establishes Hus as a forerunner of the Reformation, his theological writings make the case beyond dispute. The organizing principle of his entire body of work is the same rallying cry that would define the Reformation a.. 2026. 5. 25. root.log | The Morning Star of the Reformation: The Theology of John Wycliffe The man who carried the lamp before the Reformation’s flameAt the close of the fourteenth century, the Roman Catholic Church stood at the height of its power. A single word from the Pope could determine the fate of kings, and the Bible remained sealed away from ordinary believers — considered too dangerous, too sacred for common hands. Into this darkness, John Wycliffe (1330–1384) stepped forwar.. 2026. 2. 27. start.log | Let Us Begin Again ① Scripture Alone as the Only Measure | 2 Timothy Let Us Begin Again ① Scripture Alone as the Only MeasureFew cars today travel without navigation. When the road is unfamiliar, we trust a system that tells us where to turn, when to slow down, and how to arrive safely. That quiet confidence—the assurance that we are headed in the right direction—comes from knowing that a reliable guide is at work. The same question confronts us in the life of fa.. 2026. 2. 1. start.log | Let Us Begin Again ⓪ A Place to Examine Our Faith Hidden dangers are revealed only through examinationWe know this to be true. There are illnesses that show no outward signs—conditions that remain unnoticed until they are discovered through careful medical examination. The absence of pain does not guarantee health. In fact, the quieter the symptoms, the more necessary regular checkups become. This is why societies encourage routine health scree.. 2026. 1. 1. root.log | Martin Luther’s Theology: The Roots of the Reformation and the Uncomfortable Questions It Leaves for Us Today Martin Luther’s Theology: The Roots of the Reformation and the Uncomfortable Questions It Leaves for Us TodayWhen we talk about the Reformation, many of us immediately picture the Ninety-Five Theses nailed to the church door in Wittenberg. But Luther’s true theological awakening began not in public protest but in a far quieter, lonelier place—a cold attic room in the Wittenberg monastery. There,.. 2025. 11. 28. step.log | Encountering the Bible’s Translation and the Reformation at the National Museum of World Writing Encountering the Bible’s Translation and the Reformation at the National Museum of World WritingSongdo Central Park in Incheon is one of the city’s most beloved landmarks. With its skyline and wide-open views, it has become a favorite place for locals and visitors alike to take a leisurely walk. Yet tucked within this familiar park lies a treasure that many overlook—the National Museum of World .. 2025. 11. 19. 이전 1 2 다음
