Christmas greetings from Continuing Education at Princeton Seminary!
As someone who participated in our Calvin 2009 project, we'd like to let you know about our plans for 2010. We've created a new site called "Ad Fontes: A Primer in Reformed Theology."
The new site is designed to help small groups return "to the sources" and study Reformed theology in a systematic way throughout 2010. We'll be using some of the foundational sources of the Reformed tradition, namely (1) Scripture; (2) Calvin's 1541 Institutes; and (3) selected passages from Reformed catechisms and confessions.
We chose Calvin's 1541 Institutes as the inspiration for the site, since it was written for a lay audience and because it is divided into 17 chapters, each on a distinct and important theological theme. A pastor-scholar will introduce each chapter's topic with a comprehensive reflection, draw connections to Scripture and the wider Reformed tradition, and point out specific issues for further discussion. There will also be other resources posted on occasion and a much more robust discussion forum.
Please note: Right now, the new site is in its beta mode. We just thought you might like to check things out during this soft launch. Here's the current link: http://www3.ptsem.edu/offices/coned/adfontes/
Things should start up in full swing in the second week of January. In the mean time, please check it out, spread the word, and consider starting a small group in your church to participate!