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THE DOCTRINE OF «CHRISTIAN WORLDVIEW» IN MODERN NEO-CALVINISM
The article deals with the problem of genesis and essence of the doctrine of «Christian worldview» in modern neo-Calvinism. The views of À. Kuyper, A. Wolters, D. Naugle were analyzed in the article. A.
Володимир Попов
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Swiss reformed theologian and thinker, Karl Barth (1886-1968) is regarded as the founding father of neo-orthodoxy in Protestantism. In the post-World War world where religion was under constant attack by critics, people had lost their faith in God, and ...
shamsolmolouk mostafavi
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Three perspectives on the Sabbath
There is still confusion in theology and especially among members of the church concerning the fourth commandment and its observance. The following questions could be asked: What is the meaning of the Sabbath?
Francois P. Möller
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Fulfillment in Continuity: The Orthodox Christian Theology of Biblical Israel
Concentrating on the Orthodox theology of biblical Israel within the context of fulfillment theology, the argument is that the early Church envisioned itself as the continuation of Israel of the Jewish Bible rather than its replacement.
D. Tonias
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Introduction. The paper investigates the stages and outcome of the conflict of Georgy Fedotov with the Board of the Orthodox Institute in Paris (first half of 1939). Methods and materials. The paper focuses on the published materials of G.
Anton A. Voytenko
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When and How in the History of Theology Did the Triune God Replace the Father as the Only True God?
A traditional view is that Christians have always believed that the one God is three Persons in one essence or being. Orthodox analytic theologian Beau Branson has recently argued that this is untrue, as earlier “fathers” taught that the one God just is the Father. He argues that this sensible Eastern view was misunderstood by Western sources, which is
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The empty seats: Ecclesial failure in Matthew 22:1–14
Systematic ecclesiology has predominantly drawn on positive New Testament images to construct its doctrine of the church, yet it lacks adequate categories for interpreting structural ecclesial failure: patterned and persistent communal dysfunction that ...
Wilson W. Suwanto
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Religion/Technology, Not Theology/Science, as the Defining Dichotomy
Science and religion are incommensurable: one cannot use centimeters to measure volume. Science's proper cognate is theology. Science and theology are human activities that are basically conceptual (partly fallible) frameworks for explaining experience ...
R. Roy
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In an age in which the post-secular condition and digital capitalism are increasingly interwoven, the question of what role religion ought to play in the public sphere—and how it might regain critical and constructive force amid deepening crises of ...
Li Tian, Shangwen Dong
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In Amoris Laetitia, Pope Francis explained that pastors are called to “form consciences,” not to “replace them” (37). Francis has also asserted the right of Catholic health care professionals to conscientious objection, including the right to refuse to ...
Emily Reimer-Barry
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