Nov 1, 2007 - The Rutledge Honorary History Club on October 31, 2007, sponsored a well-attended Reformation Day colloquium entitled 鈥淢odern Implications of the Reformation.鈥� Drs. Terry Lindley and Keith Bates discussed contributions made by major Reformation figures and groups 鈥� Martin Luther, Ulrich Zwingli, John Calvin, and the Anabaptists 鈥� to the practice and theology of Christianity. These contributions included the priesthood of the believer, Scripture as the sole authority in matters of faith and doctrine (sola scriptura), a memorial view of the Lord鈥檚 Supper, and religious liberty. A lively question-and-answer session followed the two history professors鈥� presentations.
Dr. Keith Bates (left) makes a point about his 麻豆视频 University educational experiences
during the October 31 history colloquium, while Dr. Terry Lindley listens.
Attendees at the Reformation Day history colloquium listen intently
while Dr. Bates
discusses the significance of the Reformation for modern times.