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What’s in a Name?: Introducing Reformation Bible College
from Jim Koch May 16, 2011 Category: Ligonier Academy
When Dr. R.C. Sproul founded Ligonier Academy of Biblical and Theological Studies, his desire was to establish an institution for higher education that unapologetically adheres to the historic Christian faith and the centuries-old tradition of the reformers. So why the name "Reformation Bible College"? As our name conveys we are a Bible college first and foremost. We hold that the Bible is the supreme text for all matters of life.
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Why a Reformed Bible College at Ligonier?: The Answers Appear in Our Motto and Logo
from Jim Koch May 19, 2010 Category: Ligonier Academy
Ligonier Academy’s motto, “Post Tenebras Lux” (“After Darkness, Light”) carries nearly 500 years of history as a motto and rallying cry of the Protestant Reformation. It can be found on the Reformation Wall – itself more than 100 years old – in John Calvin’s adopted city of Geneva, Switzerland. Historically, it has stood for the rediscovery of biblical truth in each generation – finding the “light” of truth following the “darkness” of heresy and error that constantly creep in throughout church history, with the Roman Catholic Church of the 16th Century only one example among many. Keep Reading
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