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Tribute To E.L. Hebden Taylor (1925-2006): British Export To North America, Steve Bishop
Tribute To E.L. Hebden Taylor (1925-2006): British Export To North America, Steve Bishop
Pro Rege
No abstract provided.
Augustine’S De Musica In The 21st Century Music Classroom, John Macinnis
Augustine’S De Musica In The 21st Century Music Classroom, John Macinnis
Faculty Work Comprehensive List
Augustine’s De musica is all that remains of his ambitious plan to write a cycle of works describing each of the liberal arts in terms of Christian faith and is actually unfinished; whereas the six books extant today primarily examine rhythm, Augustine intended to write about melody also. The sixth book of De musica was better known in late Antiquity and the Middle Ages than the first five, and it takes up philosophical questions of aesthetics related to the proportionate ordering discernable throughout creation. After a brief introduction summarizing De musica’s content and its importance in subsequent Christian writings, my …
Augustinian Approach To Holistic Christian Pedagogy, Adam Schultz, Neal Deroo
Augustinian Approach To Holistic Christian Pedagogy, Adam Schultz, Neal Deroo
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Presenters explain how in their CORE philosophy class they seek to demonstrate that their students' real life-spiritual life distinction is symptomatic of a dualism endemic to contemporary Christianity (section 1), and that their reading of Augustine's Confessions can provide a unified and holistic corrective to it (section 2) and that doing so helps students see a more radical vision of Christian faithfulness, one that calls for a holistic, life-wide response to the work of Christ that will not allow for an easy distinction between ‘spiritual’ life and everyday life (section 3).
From Defending Theism To Discerning Spirits: Reconceiving The Task Of Christian Philosophy, Neal Deroo
From Defending Theism To Discerning Spirits: Reconceiving The Task Of Christian Philosophy, Neal Deroo
Pro Rege
Dr. Neal DeRoo presented this paper at a joint meeting of the Society for Christian Philosophers and the Society for Continental Philosophy and Theology, held at Trinity College, June 2014. The topic of the meeting was, "What is Christian Philosophy," celebrating the 30-year anniversary of the publication of Alvin Plantinga's landmark essay "Advice to Christian Philosophers."
Reformational Christian Philosophy And Christian College Education, Calvin Seerveld
Reformational Christian Philosophy And Christian College Education, Calvin Seerveld
Pro Rege
No abstract provided.
Improvising Inside The Whole Story, Syd Hielema
Improvising Inside The Whole Story, Syd Hielema
Pro Rege
This paper was presented to the B. J. Haan Education Conference held at Dordt College in March 2001.
Philosophical Roots Of The Secular Academic Mind, Nick Van Til
Philosophical Roots Of The Secular Academic Mind, Nick Van Til
Pro Rege
No abstract provided.
Confessional Scholarship?, Nick Van Til
Professor Stoker On Campus (Con't.), Bev Bandstra
Professor Stoker On Campus (Con't.), Bev Bandstra
Pro Rege
Stoker's first lecture is discussed in Pro Rege 2:19-20, Dec 1973. The second lecture is discussed in Pro Rege 2:19-20, March 1974.
Dooyeweerd's "History" And The Historian, Nick Van Til
Christian Direction For Natural Science, Al Mennega