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Tag Archives: reformation
De Regno Christ (Review, Bucer)
Bucer, Martin. This selection of Bucer’s *De Regno Christi* is useful, if incomplete. It omits most of his exposition of the 7th Commandment. I understand why, for space reasons. The drawback is that the reader is not engaged with Bucer’s … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Church History, theology
Tagged communism, john wyclif, martin bucer, plato, reformation
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Review: Escape from Reason (Schaeffer)
In Schaeffer’s other works he shows you step by step on how to “take the roof off” of a stoned-up hippie. He doesn’t do that in this one. This is more of a Dooyeweerdian (though he never acknowledges it) deconstruction … Continue reading
Review: He is there and he is not silent (Schaeffer)
Schaeffer, Francis. He is There and He is Not Silent. Tyndale. 1979 reprint. On page 1 Schaeffer defines metaphysics as “the existence of Being.” That’s an ambiguous statement at best. Does he mean that there is an entity called Being which … Continue reading
Posted in American Evangelicalism, Book Review, Philosophy
Tagged evangelism, francis schaeffer, plato, propositional revelation, reformation
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Frame: Early Modern Thought
This is the densest chapter so far and represents the thrust of the book. Frame’s text is lighter on early and medieval thought and more weighted towards the modern era. Not a criticism. Just an observation. Thesis: The two renaissance … Continue reading
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Tagged epistemology, john calvin, martin luther, reformation, renaissance
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