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The Developing Deity
A robust doctrine of the simplicity and immutability of the triune Creator lies at the heart of biblical religion and Reformed orthodoxy. For at least the past twenty years, proposals from within Reformed theological circles have suggested that God in himself remains simple and does not change, but God in relation to the world becomes composite and changes, taking to himself new attributes that develop over time. One of these proposals has emerged in the writings of K. Scott Oliphint. The Developing Deity examines the covenantal properties thesis from the writings of K. Scott Oliphint and provides a critique from a classical perspective. "For the orthodox Protestant tradition, the doctrine o...
A History of Pendleton County, West Virginia
After dwelling at some length on the history of Pendleton County from its origins as part of Augusta County, Virginia, this work brings its full weight to bear on hundreds of family histories, with references to more than 15,000 individuals, each meticulously developed from the public records at Richmond and at the county seats of Augusta and Rockingham. As a rule, Morton traces the entire adult posterity of each Pendleton County pioneer and sub-pioneer ancestor in a perfectly fluid progression, and furnishes much in the way of personal accounts and family traditions.
THE GENIUS OF JANUS
The book is a representation of the Pescopaganese community in the United States of North America. It represents the research commitment of decades by Prof. Giovanni Pinto who has been a driving force and a leader in this community for half a century. Besides an Introduction, Pinto’s book includes four sections: Part One – Our Italian roots and heritage: The territory, the history, the urban setting; Part Two: The causes of emigration, the passage, the communities, the progress; Part Three: A to Z: Genealogies, Profiles and Remembrances of deserving Families, Individuals and Businesses; and Part Four: Corollary documents. Prof. Pinto’s book is of great relevance to the history of America, of Italian Americans, and in particular of Pescopaganesi. This book would be a valuable gem in libraries of any Institution or Individual.
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