James Ussher and A Reformed Episcopal Church 1-3 John offer an introduction to the

offer an introduction to the theological rigor and surprising breadth of the early Reformed tradition

perfunctory repetition

among them 'But don't all religions lead to God

obscure or irrelevant

Todd Billings and will appeal to professors and students of theology or Christian doctrine

James Ussher and A Reformed Episcopal Church 1-3 John offer an introduction to theJames Ussher (1581 1656), Archbishop of Armagh, is popularly known as a proponent of young earth creationism due to the insertion of dates from his biblical chronology into many editions of the King James Version of the Bible. Despite this popular portrayal, historians have recognized Ussher's importance in the ecclesiological and theological debates of the seventeenth century and his stature as one of the great scholarly intellects of early modern