Thirty questions · Thirty-five theologians
Which Reformed Theologian Are You?
From Luther’s Wittenberg and Calvin’s Geneva to the pulpits of the twenty-first century, the Reformed tradition has spoken with one confession and many accents. Covenant and catechism, Puritan piety and Princeton precision, Particular Baptist ecclesiology and Dutch Neo-Calvinism, revival preaching and presuppositional apologetics.
Thirty-five figures stretch across five centuries: Wittenberg, Geneva, and Zurich reformers, English Puritans and London Baptists, Scottish Covenanters and Dutch pietists, Old Princeton and Westminster, and the pastors and teachers who carried the doctrines of grace into our own day.
On many questions you will find more than one option you can affirm. These men shared a common core, and what separates them is what they pressed hardest. Pick the statement you would say most strongly.
Scripture alone remains the rule of faith. No theologian here is your standard, only a companion worth reading.
Reformark. Results are a conversation starter, not a confession of faith.