As I have studied of historical theology, I have observed a tendency among modern Reformed men to view our confessional documents in a highly sanitized, academic light. We look at the leather-bound volumes on our shelves and subconsciously imagine that they were handed down from heaven, or at least drafted in comfortable, oak-paneled libraries by… Continue reading We Have Chief Respect to Our Weak Brethren: On the Preamble to the Scots Confession