Westminster Speaks - Truly Catholic

"Most Reformed people probably do not think of themselves as catholic.  Now, there is a sense in which that is correct: if you are a member of the Reformed, then, by definition, you are not a member of the Roman Catholic Church...Yet there is also a sense in which Reformed people are catholics.  To be catholic, after all, really only means to be part of the one great communion of saints, of all those who call upon Christ for salvation and who are entrusted with the faith once for all delivered to the saints..." Rev. Dr. Trueman, v.p. for academic affairs.
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"The Westminster Alumni Association is a further opportunity for us to be connected with our common seminary experience and to further a network of relationships with others plus a helpful means of being kept up-to-date on the developments at the seminary.  I am grateful to God for the connection with Westminster and its family over the years," asserts  Rev. Dr. Dunahoo, D.Min., '89.

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Historic Audio Archives

Over 800 historic sermons, course lectures, chapels and seminars are in our online audio archives. You are a keystroke away from "Christ and Human Thought - Immanuel Kant" by Dr. Cornelius Van Til (May 3, 1895 – April 17, 1987) - who made 'worldview' common (pictured), Man in the Image of God" by founding faculty member John Murray (October 14, 1898 – May 8, 1975), Dr. Edmund P. Clowney's (July 30, 1917 – March 20, 2005) redemptive-historical"Preaching Christ from the Old Testament" and 14 lectures on"The Westminster Standards" by Dr. Sinclair Ferguson.

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