Samuel Rutherford

Samuel Rutherford

by Matthew Vogan

2012

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Samuel Rutherford was perhaps the most influential writer in Scotland during the post-Reformation era. Strangely, for someon who had a significant role in shaping one of the most important theological documents of modern times, his theology has fallen under comparative neglect. The writings of one of Scotland's foremost theologians offer a valuable key, however, to understanding the theology of the Westminster Confession and Catechisms in their original context. This diverse collections of essays covers the breadth of Rutherford's significant theological contribution. Selected short extracts from Rutherford's works have also been included in order to introduce some of his own writings afresh. - Back cover.