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Tag Archives: heaven
Sergius Bulgakov, The Bride of the Lamb
Bulgakov, Sergius. Bride of the Lamb. Eerdmans. This isn’t a normal review. It’s mostly a collection and analysis of his most important points. This is the best thing ever written on eschatology in the sense of final judgment, life-after-death, etc. Bulgakov … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Church History, Eschatology, Fathers, theology
Tagged angels, demons, ecclesiology, heaven, hell, sergius bulgakov, sophiology, thomas aquinas, universal salvation
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Kline: Images of the Spirit
Kline argues that the Spirit is the Glory-Spirit who is a sign of creation’s telos (Kline 110). He takes note of the Spirit’s activities and how they manifest God’s glory. All of that sounds well and good. Sunday Schooley even. … Continue reading
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Tagged angels, heaven, holy spirit, meredith kline, munus triplex
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Review: Embodiment and Virtue in Gregory of Nyssa
Continuing in the line of Boersma’s larger “Platonic-Synthesis” project, he explores Gregory of Nyssa’s use of the body in his theology of sanctification. Gregory of Nyssa’s prism of sanctification is the concept of “anagogy,” which anticipates later Medieval hermeneutics. Anagogy … Continue reading
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Tagged gregory of nyssa, hans boersma, heaven, ontology
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Review of Dennison on Van Til
Dennison, William. In Defense of the Eschaton. Wipf and Stock, 2015. This is a collection of essays dealing with Van Til and Education, with a few other themes thrown in. Some essays are quite good, particularly the one on … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Philosophy
Tagged alvin plantinga, analytic philosophy, cornelius van til, epistemology, geerhardus vos, heaven, neo calvinism
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