Where to start with Reformed literature?

[Anonymous No.13676263]

I've already read the Westminster Confession.

[Anonymous No.13676283]

i think that guy with the funny hat wrote something. maybe start with that

[Anonymous No.13676688]

>>13676263
Reformed Dogmatics and Reformed Ethics by Herman Bavinck (Reformed Dogmatics is written from a Dutch Reformed perspective, Bavinck's work presents the truth of Reformed Orthodoxy set within historical Christian understanding and opposed to the Roman Catholic view of his time. The value of Bavinck can sometimes be overshadowed by his wordiness--I sometimes find that I just want him to tell me what he thinks and not worry so much with the history of doctrine or with telling me what he doesn't think. Reformed Ethics mines the moral teachings of the early church and medieval and Puritan spirituality)

Systematic Theology by Norman Geisler (Geisler considered himself a "moderate Calvinist")

Reformation Theology by Matthew Barrett (A scholarly collection of historical and theological articles by various teachers/theologians in the Reformation tradition and summary of the major tenets)