I don’t know how this slipped under my radar, but it looks like someone has undertaken a reformatting of Louis Berkhof’s systematic theological summary, Manual of Christian Doctrine. While the contents look the same, the formatting of the text has changed. Now the volume contains a new font, is formatted with two columns per page and has some graphics and pictures inserted. Anyway, it just looked like a sharp new version! Enjoy!
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Andrew
The Reformed Reader 
I remember going through this in high school. Because of the font, I thought it was 300 years old. The new style looks good, and I even saw it has blurbs of the confessions here and there in the text. The sword on the cover looks a little creepy, though. What are those words etched in it?
Thanks for pointing this out!
shane
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I think that the sword says something like “bring on Theocratic-America” – or something like that! [grin!]
Yeah, hopefully the new formatting will make this seem a little less archaic for HS students. It’s such a great little summary!
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I prefer to think the sword is a reference to Ehud’s belly sneak attack…
It’s meant to captivate the imagination!
LoL.
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The Ehud idea would definitely make this book appeal more to high schoolers. Well played, Mr. Lenzner. Well Played.
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