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Bavinck, een voorbeeld van bescheidenheid en verdraagzaamheid

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Het valt niet te ontkennen, dat de theoloog Herman Bavinck (1854-1921) een zekere reserve had inzake het gebruik van het woord calvinisme. Hij was blij dat de kerkgenootschappen waar hij gedurende zijn leven lid van is geweest, de Christelijke ...
Harinck, George
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Herman Grunert Civil War collection

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This collection contains a letter and other documents related to Herman Grunert and his service with the 9th Wisconsin Infantry at Little Rock ...
Grunert, Herman A., 1834-1881
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The Scientific Calling of the Church: Herman Bavinck's Exhortation for the Churches in Mainland China

Studies in World Christianity, 2021
Herman Bavinck (1854–1921) describes the twofold scientific calling of the Church. First, the Church needs to read the historic Reformed confessions contextually and distill the Reformed principles to meet its contemporary needs.
Ximian Xu
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Herman Bavinck and the Reformed Theological Adaption of Nineteenth-Century Philosophies of History

Journal of Reformed Theology
Writing in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, Herman Bavinck’s theology emerged in an environment drenched in philosophies of history. This consciousness of history as a vital philosophical locus filtered its way into Bavinck’s writings
Simon P. Kennedy
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Herman Bavinck’s Neo-Calvinist Pedagogy

Evangelical Quarterly
The prominent Dutch neo-Calvinist theologian Herman Bavinck (1854–1921) made significant contributions to psychology and pedagogy. Bavinck’s neo-Calvinist approach emphasised that Christian principles offer the most solid foundation for education ...
Steve Bishop
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The Legacy of Johan Herman Bavinck

International Bulletin of Missionary Research, 1983
J. van den Berg
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Herman and Johan Herman Bavinck on the Uniqueness of Christian Theism

Mission studies, 2022
This article presents Herman Bavinck and Johan Herman Bavinck’s explications of the uniqueness of Christian theism in terms of the absolute personalism of the Christian Scriptures.
N. Shannon
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Herman Bavinck and Thomas Reid on Perception and Knowing God

open access: yesHarvard Theological Review, 2018
Nicholas Wolterstorff argues that Kant had erected an epistemological boundary between mental representations and external reality that precipitates an anxiety in modern theologians about whether one can properly refer to God. As a way past this boundary,
N. Sutanto
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The Dialogue between Herman Bavinck and Mou Zongsan on Human Nature and Its Quality

open access: yes, 2017
This article aims to make a comparison between Herman Bavinck, a leading neo-Calvinist theologian, and Mou Zongsan, arguably the most innovative New Confucian philosopher, on human nature and its quality, and to build a dialogue between them.
Xi-Mian Xu
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