The Many Meanings of “Reformed”
I find it quite amusing these days to be classified by some as “Reformed”, when I’d barely heard the term for most of my Christian… Read More »The Many Meanings of “Reformed”
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Horatius Bonar on Trendiness in Religion
Every pastor and Christian leader feels a certain pressure to be relevant. We do not want Christianity to slip away into an oblivion. We do… Read More »Horatius Bonar on Trendiness in Religion
Limited Atonement: Evaluating the Argument
I want to discuss Limited Atonement (Definite Atonement, Particular Redemption—I choose to use the traditional terminology). At the moment, I am not concerned with the… Read More »Limited Atonement: Evaluating the Argument
Herman Dooyeweerd’s Approach to Culture
The first of Kuyper’s direct followers to explicitly transition away from the Reformed doctrine of two kingdoms was Herman Dooyeweerd (1894-1977). Building on Kuyper’s ambiguity,… Read More »Herman Dooyeweerd’s Approach to Culture
Abraham Kuyper’s Approach to Culture
The history of Christian approaches to culture clearly enters a stage of transition in the work of Dutch Reformed theologian Abraham Kuyper (1837–1920). VanDrunen argues… Read More »Abraham Kuyper’s Approach to Culture
A Well-Known Calvinist Repudiates the Charismaticism and Worldly Worship of "New Calvinism."
“The new Calvinists constantly extol the Puritans, but they do not want to worship or live as they did. One of the vaunted new conferences… Read More »A Well-Known Calvinist Repudiates the Charismaticism and Worldly Worship of "New Calvinism."