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Tag Archives: natural theology
Outline of Turretin, Topics 1 and 2
I read through Turretin a few years ago. Now I have time to do a more thorough study. On Natural Theology It is partly innate (derived from conscience) and partly acquired (I.3). God (and divine things) is the object of … Continue reading
Posted in Church History, Scholasticism, theology
Tagged ectypal theology, francis turretin, natural theology, outlines, tradition
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Review of Politics of Jesus (Yoder)
Eerdmans, 1994. While I think this book is wrong on several levels, it marked a valuable turning point in Evangelical ethical reflection. To say Jesus’s message was political is commonplace today. It wasn’t when Yoder wrote. Thesis 1: Jesus’s ministry … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, politics
Tagged anabaptists, epistemology, ethics, john howard yoder, natural theology, new testament, oliver o'donovan
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