Reformed Schools
Protestant Theology and the Making Of the Modern German University
by Thomas
Albert Howard
Oxford University Press, 2006
(496 pages, $135.00, hardcover)
reviewed by S. M. Hutchens
One of my teachers, a distinguished theologian thoroughly trained in the tradition of German academic theology, once said of an acquaintance that the poor chap felt incapable of preaching the gospel unless he felt up on “the latest poop from Germany.”
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