On Tuesday, February 26th at 7:30 p.m. ET, Stephen joined us as a special guest on our Ask Ligonier team and answered your biblical and theological questions live online.

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Questions:

What is the majesty of God? (3:00)

What are your favorite works throughout church history? (4:18)

Who was Martin Bucer? (6:15)

How much credence should we put in early church writings like the Didache? (8:11)

Does God really love the sinner, but hate the sin? (10:08)

Can you be Reformed and not agree with paedobaptism? (12:42)

Did Calvin use the Septuagint? (14:52)

What do you think about the emphasis on emotional sensationalism in the modern church? (17:25)

What was Zwingli's impact on the Reformation? (22:44)

Why did you write a book on the blues? (26:21)

Will there be an official biography of Dr. Sproul? (29:52)

Is there anything that surprised you as you sat down to have those conversations and you've done research into Dr. Sproul's life and ministry? (31:35)

How would you see the development of piety from Calvin to the Puritans? How would you see this in contrast with trends today? (37:04)

Can you tell us about the libraries of Dr. Sproul, MacArthur and Mohler? (41:43)

How can I love the truth but not become a Pharisee? (46:29)

If God doesn't elect on the basis of foreseen merits, is there anything at all about the elect that makes them electable? (47:42)

What books written by the Puritans are must reads? (49:21)

Is there anything wrong with using the "sinner's prayer"? (50:56)

What is the best biography of Martin Luther? (52:23)

What were the books that shaped Martin Luther's theology? (52:43)

If you could share a meal with anybody from church history, dead or alive, who would it be and why? (53:42)

Who was Charles Finney? (54:17)

Why do Reformed Christians in America focus on the Westminster Confession, but in Europe, the emphasis seems to be on the historic Three Forms of Unity? (56:10)

What are some good arguments for the Apostle Paul's authority? (59:44)