Princeton Theological Seminary

Francis James Grimké – Through a Pandemic and Social Unrest

Simonetta Carr
Sep 22, 2020
Francis James Grimké – Through a Pandemic and Social Unrest We are not the first generation who must deal with a pandemic and racial unrest at the same time. The Spanish flu of 1918 hit America at a time when racial segregation and lynching of blacks were commonplace and largely ignored by the...

Samuel Miller – Conscientious Pastor and Teacher

Simonetta Carr
Jun 24, 2020
Samuel Miller – Conscientious Pastor and Teacher In 1813, Samuel Miller was offered a position as Professor of Ecclesiastical History and Church Government at the newly established Princeton Theological Seminary. At that time, the Seminary had only one teacher, who was also its founder and...

B. B. Warfield – Not a Solitary Theologian

Simonetta Carr
Jan 7, 2020
B. B. Warfield – Not a Solitary Theologian Due to a need for brevity, many articles on Benjamin Breckinridge Warfield (1851-1921) focus on his theology and his devotion to his wife, whose illness kept the couple close to home. Because of this, he is often seen as a solitary man leading an...

What Hath Amsterdam to do with Princeton?

Donny Friederichsen
Mar 23, 2017
In 1898 B.B. Warfield invited the Dutch Reformed theologian Abraham Kuyper to deliver six lectures at Princeton Seminary for the inaugural Stone Lectures. These lectures were eventually bound and printed as Kuyper's Lectures on Calvinism . In these lectures, Kuyper discussed what he believed to be...