Ryan Davidson offers a close reading of the Apostolic Fathers, with particular attention to how these authors viewed the person of Adam. Davidson concludes that that Apostolic Fathers assumed the historicity of Adam as a framework for all their discussions of Adam.
Nicaea and Chalcedon After Modern Christologies: Herman Bavinck as Exemplar in Engaging Christological Developments
Ryan Davidson examines aspects of Herman Bavinck’s Christology as they relate to the catholic creeds and Reformed confessions, and also to the Modern Christologies of his near-contemporaries.