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Perceptions of Reformational Philosophy – an Empirical Study

Koers : Bulletin for Christian Scholarship, 2017
This is a presentation of the findings of a 2016 survey of Reformational scholars. There were a total of 119 respondents; the majority were male, over 25 and living in North America, although there were a significant number from South America.
Steve Bishop
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Egbert Schuurman: Reformational Philosopher of Technology

Koers : Bulletin for Christian Scholarship
The life and work of Egbert Schuurman (b. 1937), a prominent figure in the field of the Reformational philosophy of technology, is examined. The article briefly discusses Schuurman’s background, academic journey, and key works before highlighting key ...
Steve Bishop
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Tracing some consensus regarding pre-scientific frameworks in philosophy of science

Acta Academica, 2013
The wide and sophisticated terminology of contemporary philosophy of science seemingly points toward a multitude of different pre-scientific frameworks (for example, worldviews, philosophy) directing our scientific investigations.
Ananka Loubser
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The elaboration of a demarcation criterion in reformational philosophy

Acta Academica, 2011
Contemporary philosophy of science has struggled considerably over an apparently simple question: how does one distinguish between scientific and non-scientific knowledge?
Renato Coletto
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Regswetenskap en regsfilosofie: ’n onontkombare vennootskap

Koers : Bulletin for Christian Scholarship, 1992
In this article the relationship between legal philosophy and legal science is compared with that of a partnership which implies that the partners have distinct reciprocal duties. In such a partnership a reformational approach in legal philosophy has the
P. J. van Niekerk
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Antheunis Janse of Biggekerke (1890–1960). Morning star of a 20th-century reformation

Koers : Bulletin for Christian Scholarship, 2004
Antheunis Janse of Biggekerke (1890-1960). Morning star of a 20thcentury reformation This first biography is the result of research on the life and work of the Dutch thinker, Antheunis Janse (1890-1960) of Biggekerke conducted at intervals in South ...
B.J. van der Walt
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The inner reformation of the sciences: an ambiguity in the radically orthodox thought of John Milbank?

Acta Theologica, 2016
Although both Radical Orthodoxy and Reformational Philosophy question the autonomy of theoretical reason, the views of prominent representatives of Radical Orthodoxy do not enable an inner reformation of the non-theological academic disciplines. Whereas
D. F. M. Strauss
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Adam Smith’s contribution to secularisation

Koers : Bulletin for Christian Scholarship, 2013
This article examined several crucial themes in Adam Smith’s philosophy with the purpose of highlighting and assessing his contribution to the secularisation of Western society.
Petrus Simons
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A biblical evaluation of Healing begins with sanctification of the heart by M.K. Strydom (2013)

In die Skriflig, 2020
Dr Michelle Strydom is a South African trained medical doctor whose conferences and writings have gained her and her ministry, known as ‘Eagles’ Wings’, a large following in South Africa and beyond. Her aim is to open up for her followers ‘the Bible from
Esmari Potgieter
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The Contribution and philosophical development of the reformational philosopher Herman Dooyeweerd

Koers : Bulletin for Christian Scholarship
Herman Dooyeweerd and Dirk H. Th. Vollenhoven played complementary roles in the development of Reformational philosophy. This paper examines the role that Dooyeweerd had to play and examines the development of his philosophy.
Jeremy Ive
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