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Calvin Theological Seminary Forum, Jeffrey A. D. Weima, Michael J. Williams, Bob Rudesill, Lugene Schemper
Calvin Theological Seminary Forum, Jeffrey A. D. Weima, Michael J. Williams, Bob Rudesill, Lugene Schemper
Calvin Theological Seminary Forum (2002- )
Reflections on Handling the Bible with Care
3 - “Correctly Handling the Word of Truth” by Jeffrey A. D. Weima
6 - Inviting the Prophets Back to Church by Michael J. Williams
8 - Faculty Interview: Becoming People of the Book
11 - An Unforgettable Chapel by Bob Rudesill
12 - Reading the Bible with the Experts by Lugene Schemper
Departments
13 - Preaching and Worship
14 - Continuing Education
15 - News
Calvin Theological Seminary Forum, John D. Witvliet, Ronald J. Nydam, Gary Teja
Calvin Theological Seminary Forum, John D. Witvliet, Ronald J. Nydam, Gary Teja
Calvin Theological Seminary Forum (2002- )
Reflections on Ministry in Cultural Context
3 - The Holy Restlessness of Contextual Ministry by John D. Witvliet
6 - Faculty Interview: Preparing Students for Ministry in Cultural Context
9 - Relating “Cross-Culturally” to Generation Y by Ron Nydam
11 - Cross-Cultural Issues in Church Planting by Gary Teja Venture by Lyle Bierma
9 - Grace and Truth by Dean Deppe
10 - Ministry at the Boundaries: An Interview with Chaplain Carl Kammeraad
11 - East, West, North and South Meet at CTS by Richard Sytsma
Departments
13 - Preaching
14 - Continuing Education
15 - News
Calvin Theological Seminary Forum, Roger S. Greenway, Henry De Moor, Lyle D. Bierma, Dean Deppe
Calvin Theological Seminary Forum, Roger S. Greenway, Henry De Moor, Lyle D. Bierma, Dean Deppe
Calvin Theological Seminary Forum (2002- )
Reflections on Ministry at the Boundaries
3 - Can’t We All Worship Together? The Ethos of Pluralism by Roger S. Greenway
5 - Reformed on Baptism — Without Apology by Henry De Moor
7 - CRC Dialogue with the Roman Catholic Church: A New Ecumenical Venture by Lyle Bierma
9 - Grace and Truth by Dean Deppe
10 - Ministry at the Boundaries: An Interview with Chaplain Carl Kammeraad
11 - East, West, North and South Meet at CTS by Richard Sytsma
Departments
12 - Pastoral Care
13 - Continuing Education
15 - News
Theological Foundation For A Reformed Doctrine Of Natural Law, Stephen John Grabill
Theological Foundation For A Reformed Doctrine Of Natural Law, Stephen John Grabill
CTS PhD Doctoral Dissertations
Although the magisterial Reformers inherited the natural-law tradition as a noncontroversial legacy of late medieval scholasticism, their twentieth-century descendents have, more often than not, assumed a critical stance toward that tradition. This antipathy has been fueled in large part, but not exclusively by Karl Barth's vigorous repudiation of natural theology in the 1934 disputation with Emil Brunner. Like Herman Dooyeweerd, G.C. Berkouwer, and Cornelius Van Til, Barth identified the doctrines of natural theology/natural law as rationalistic vestiges of Thomism that Calvin and Luther had unwittingly assimilated and that, in the scholastic systems of Reformed orthodoxy, became the foundation for the …
Modified Kenotic Christology, The Trinity And Christian Orthodoxy, Thomas H. Mccall
Modified Kenotic Christology, The Trinity And Christian Orthodoxy, Thomas H. Mccall
CTS PhD Doctoral Dissertations
There has been a recent resurgence of interest in the exploration of the resources of kenotic Christology as a way of countering charges that the traditional doctrine of the Incarnation is incoherent. However, John Hick and others have charged the proponents of this strategy with saving coherence at the price of orthodoxy. Some analytic philosophers of religion and philosophical theologians (notably Stephen T. Davis, C. Stephen Evans and Ronald J. Feenstra) defend a modified version of kenotic Christology, one that they think does not contradict the major creedal Christological statements. But to this date no one has produced an extended …