I've been interacting with Thomas F. Torrance's works for about four years now. Most Reformed only know him because of his Barthian leanings on Reformation history. Admittedly, Richard Muller has completely discredited his historiography, but that's not my interest. When it comes to science and Patrology, he has an encyclopedic mind. In fact, his studies on Athanasius could be possible advances in theology.
Currently listening to his Belfast Lectures. If someone can find his Ground and Grammar lectures in mp3, let me know.
Currently listening to his Belfast Lectures. If someone can find his Ground and Grammar lectures in mp3, let me know.
