Catholicity, Orthodoxy, and Lordship
After three long months, classes resumed at RTS. I spent most of my day going up and down taking care of business. I had to get together all my books for Frame’s independent study, which he, with great sophistication titled: The Thought of Abraham Kuyper. Then, I was able to have my second exegesis directed …
I am currently preparing my schedule for next semester. I need one elective worth one credit and Professor John Frame has agreed to work with me through a study of Abraham Kuyper. This is certainly something to look forward to in my last semester at RTS. My speaking engagement in Tallahassee has been canceled due …
Chellis writes: Darryl has been able to give a pejorative name to advocates of Christian civil government: Transformationalist. What a dirty sounding word to anyone who stands upon anti-liberal ground. Surely Christian civil government must be rejected, it is an ideology that seeks to change (transform… yuck) society through politics… to tinker (transform) with human …
Chellis writes: Darryl has been able to give a pejorative name to advocates of Christian civil government: Transformationalist. What a dirty sounding word to anyone who stands upon anti-liberal ground. Surely Christian civil government must be rejected, it is an ideology that seeks to change (transform yuck) society through politics to tinker (transform) with human …
Part of R.B. Kuiper’s genius is his ability to communicate profound truth concerning the church in a simple, but yet penetrating style. Kuiper is not only of Dutch origin, but he thinks like the marvelous Dutch scholars that preceded him, such as Abraham Kuyper. As a professor of Practical Theology, Kuiper embraces a sort of …
Continue reading “Part 5- Analysis of R.B. Kuiper’s The Glorious Body of Christ”
I have been doing some significant work on the topic of postmodernity and its application to the current theological scenario. Since the blog world has been largely important in shaping my thinking on these matters, I have here posted Doug Wilson’s blog on the current discussions on Postmodern thinking. It is a superfluous task to …
A few nights ago in a popular chat channel, we began a brief discussion on why we should vote based on principles rather than on the outcome. Many agreed that in essence voting for Bush would be voting for the lesser of two evils. I proposed that voting for the lesser of two evils is …
Continue reading “Back to Politics – answering a common objection”
My Background Sartelle’s little book had been on my shelf for years. One day I decided to pick it up and work my way through it in an hour or so taking notes along the way. Having read many books pro and contra infant baptism, I was curious about Sartelle’s approach to the topic (though …
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