Inasmuch as the revelation of God in Christ is not naturally palatable to humanity, it has, from its earliest beginning, had to endure all sorts of attack and so continually saw itself called to self-defense. Apologetic is nothing new but as old as revelation itself.
~Herman Bavinck~
Reformed Dogmatics Vol. 1: Prolegomena (Grand Rapids, Michigan; Baker Academic; 2003) p. 507.
!["To master [the works of John Owen] is to be a profound theologian." - Charles Spurgeon
John Owen's magisterial volume 3 on The Holy Spirit is a great place to dive in (link in bio).](https://scontent.cdninstagram.com/t51.2885-15/s640x640/sh0.08/e35/19436935_1508797549181404_2209263887809773568_n.jpg "\"To master [the works of John Owen] is to be a profound theologian.\" - Charles Spurgeon
John Owen's magisterial volume 3 on The Holy Spirit is a great place to dive in (link in bio).")
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