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God and Knowledge: Herman Bavinck’s Theological Epistemology , by Nathaniel Gray Sutanto
Journal of Reformed Theology, 2022the a of the thought of theologian Herman the of take by the of During his lifetime, Bavinck was the closest theological ally of Abraham Kuyper in elaborating a neo-Calvinist worldview that was very influential in Dutch society in the first half of the ...
R. Covolo
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, 2021
Summary This study of the theological epistemology of the Dutch neo-Calvinist Herman Bavinck shows the significance of his organic thinking in the field of epistemology.
H. Burger
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Summary This study of the theological epistemology of the Dutch neo-Calvinist Herman Bavinck shows the significance of his organic thinking in the field of epistemology.
H. Burger
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Karl Barth, Herman Bavinck, and Analogical Metaphysics: A Reformed Response to John Betz
International Journal of Systematic TheologyThis article is a response to John Betz's Christ, the Logos of Creation. Agreeing with Betz's assessment that Karl Barth misunderstood the Catholic tradition of analogia entis handed down from Thomas Aquinas to Erich Przywara, I will argue that the heart
Shao-Kai Tseng
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Herman Bavinck, Reformed Ethics: Created, Fallen, and Converted Humanity
, 2020Herman Bavinck (1854–1921), the Dutch master of dogmatic theology, wrote a systematic treatise in theological ethics. Bavinck is a theistic moral realist whose ethics is deontological and virtue centered.
E. Echeverria
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Personality and Religious Experience: Herman Bavinck and the Psychology of Religion
Modern TheologyIn this article I observe Herman Bavinck’s engagement with the psychology of religion through the lens of anthropology. I argue that he seeks to maintain that religious experiences such as regeneration and conversion, while psychologically mediated, are ...
I. Whitney
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Harvard Theological Review: Books Received
Harvard Theological Review, 1967Robert Q. Pierce
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