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Showing posts with label Monism. Show all posts
19 December 2024

Herman Bavinck's Monism and Redefinition of the Kingdom (II)

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One can only sit back in wonder when reading a statement like this: It is on this basis that Bavinck can say: “There is thus a rich revela...

Herman Bavinck's Monism and Redefinition of the Kingdom (I)

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https://www.wyattgraham.com/p/what-does-herman-bavinck-mean-by Reading this article about Herman Bavinck (1854-1921), I found myself overw...
25 May 2019

Sabbath and Dominion: New Calvinism and the Question of the Mundane

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I've mentioned this in passing before but I think it's a point worth revisiting. When I hear Confessionalists discussing New Calvi...
15 September 2016

The Cosmology of Tolkien

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Updated March 2017 While perhaps a little off-topic for this website, I wanted to share a few thoughts regarding Part 1of this lecture on ...
01 January 2016

Biblicism, Transgenderism and Epistemological Chaos

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While many conservative and Christian cultural commentators will speak of the dominance of postmodernism I would argue that particular cate...
15 July 2012

A Few Clarifications Regarding Philosophy and Christian Theology

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This is an update/revision of an article originally published in July 2010 For years I grappled internally and with others over theologi...
30 October 2011

Dominionism, Sacral Transformation, Elitism, and the Unassailable Philosophical Wall: Part 3

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The Medieval Manichee, the Modern Liberal, Monism and Pluralism According to Kuyper, Christ declares, 'Every square inch is mine...
23 March 2011

A clever attempt to refute Two Kingdom theology

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The author of this post has been receiving quite a bit of attention. To many his argument deals a mighty blow to the advocates of Two Kingdo...
15 January 2011

Cronkrite's Kingdom: A response

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Not Walter Cronkite, but we will tell it the way it is. This article was interesting. Cronkrite is considerably more thoughtful than the fam...
13 January 2011

National Confession and Explicitly Christian Politics sound great, but are they in accord with Scripture?

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 National Confession, national repentance? How could anyone argue against that? It sounds pure and God honouring, but is it? The entire sphe...
30 December 2010

Dominionism- What are its goals, and how does it seek to achieve them?

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This is basically a summary of what this project and website are all about. Sorry this is kind of long, but since there are a lot of new rea...
30 September 2010

Discerning Babel

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Just astonishing. After years of defending the Bush administration, its wars, its renditions and tortures, suddenly we have Evangelical le...
13 September 2010

The Kingdom War

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A war worth fighting. Within Reformed circles there's an intense debate between the Two Kingdom Theology position which I advocate her...
20 June 2010

Two Kingdoms and Separatism (updated)

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updated 6 July 2012(originally appeared in June 2010) Separatism…Tactic, strategy, or a misunderstanding of our relationship to cultur...
18 June 2010

Dialectical Theology...

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These issues of recognizing the two-fold nature of Theology...straddling as it were the Already and Not-yet, are core to understanding what ...
15 June 2010

#8 A Hermeneutical Key from Augustine

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Augustine of Hippo completely baffled Louis Berkhof. If you read his 'The History of Christian Doctrines' you can sense his frustrat...