P. Andrew Sandlin

La Fuente, the Iberoamerican Journal for Christian Worldview, is an educational resource intended to equip the church with a biblical understanding of the world and her place in it. The C ntaro Institute seeks to convey through La Fuente the notion of going back to the fount of Scripture as our ultimate epistemological authority for an informed and reformed perspective of reality and faithful living. The content of La Fuente is published in both English and Spanish, and is written in such a way as to bridge the gap between the scholar and the layman. Each edition explores a different theme, following an overarching thematic structure laid out by the editorial team of the C ntaro Institute. This edition is "Reformation & Culture."La Fuente, el Iberoamerican Journal for Christian Worldview, es un recurso educativo destinado a equipar a la Iglesia con una comprensi n b blica del mundo y su lugar en ella. El C ntaro Institute busca transmitir a traves de La Fuente la noci n de volver a la fuente de la Escritura como nuestra m xima autoridad epistemol gica para una perspectiva informada y reformada de la realidad y la vida fiel. El contenido de La Fuente se publica tanto en ingl s como en espa ol, y est escrito de tal manera que cierra la brecha entre el erudito y el laico. Cada edici n explora un tema diferente, siguiendo una estructura tem tica general establecida por el equipo editorial del C ntaro Institute. Esta edici n es "Reforma y cultura".

Christianity's greatness has diminished, that is, Christianity historically and culturally considered in the West. By contrast, the greatness of the Christian Faith objectively understood has not lessened: the Lord Jesus Christ and his word and the Cross and resurrection, for example, are just as great today as they ever were. But the Faith at is practiced in the West and particularly as it influences what we nowadays call "public" life is at a low ebb. This diminution has occurred before historically both in the West as well as in the rest of the world, and it has been recovered. A contribution toward that recovery in our own time is the chief objective of the small book.

An antidote to liberal and evangelical apostasy in the recovery of a full-orbed, Spirit-drenched, intellectually rigorous Biblical Faith, devoted to classical Christianity (ancient catholic orthodoxy); attentive, but not slavishly committed to, the Reformation confessions; and marinated in a love for God, for the saints and for the world.

A major response to Westminster Seminary in California by Reformed theologians on controversies surrounding the New Perspective of Paul, the Federal Vision, Law and Gospel, and the teachings of Norman Shepherd (a contributor to this work)