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2010
The essays collected in Reformed Scholasticism continue Willem van Asselt's endeavours towards a reassessment of (Reformed) scholasticism through various historical case studies and theological analyses, while they also criticize various aspects of this reassessment.
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The essays collected in Reformed Scholasticism continue Willem van Asselt's endeavours towards a reassessment of (Reformed) scholasticism through various historical case studies and theological analyses, while they also criticize various aspects of this reassessment.
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2002
The late Middle Ages saw a revival of interest in science, as Islamic and Hebrew translations of Greek texts became available. This stimulated the rise of the universities and the development of scholasticism. This “science” was utilitarian: Astrology, alchemy, and magic were respectable disciplines.
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The late Middle Ages saw a revival of interest in science, as Islamic and Hebrew translations of Greek texts became available. This stimulated the rise of the universities and the development of scholasticism. This “science” was utilitarian: Astrology, alchemy, and magic were respectable disciplines.
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Reformed Scholasticism: Recovering the Tools of Reformed Theology
Reformed Theological Review, 2022Arthur Rankin
exaly
Re-Thinking Capitalism: What We Can Learn From Scholasticism?
Journal of Business Ethics, 2016Domènec Mele
exaly