The Bavinck Institute at Calvin Seminary is pleased to publish the Bavinck Review 11 (2020).
This issue contains a study of Bavinck’s anthropology: Anthony Hoekema’s The Centrality of the Heart in Herman Bavinck’s Anthropology.
Bavinck Review 10 (2019) Published
The Bavinck Institute at Calvin Seminary is pleased to publish the Bavinck Review 10 (2019).
Contents
Editorial
Articles
Kuyper and Bavinck on Natural Theology by Richard A. Muller
Nicolaus Steffens on Christianity as a Remedial Scheme by George Harinck
Translations
Herman Bavinck’s Foreword to Unbelief and Revolution by Andrew Kloes and Harry Van Dyke
W.B. Kristensen’s “On Herman Bavinck’s Scientific Work” by Laurence O’Donnell
Herman Bavinck’s Notebook on Calvin’s Doctrine of Sin by Gregory W. Parker Jr.
Pearls and Leaven
“Collision of Duties” by Herman Bavinck
Review
Herman Bavinck, Philosophy of Revelation, ed. Cory Brock and Nathaniel Gray Sutanto by Eduardo Echeverria
Bavinck Bibliography 2018–2019
Contributors
Bavinck Review 9 Published
The Bavinck Institute at Calvin Theological Seminary is pleased to publish the Bavinck Review 9 (2018) (2.3 MB PDF).
This issue brings into print Herman Bavinck’s Foundations of Psychology, a translation of the second edition of Beginselen der Psychologie (1923).
Contents
Editorial
Foundations of Psychology by Herman Bavinck
Index
Contributors
Bavinck Review 7 Published
The Bavinck Institute at Calvin Seminary is pleased to release The Bavinck Review 7 (2016) (1.2 MB PDF). See the editorial for an update on the Reformed Ethics project, two additional pending publications, and the formal establishment of the Institute.
Editorial
Articles
Knowledge according to Bavinck and Aquinas by Arvin Vos
In Translation
Herman Bavinck’s Modernisme en Orthodoxie: A Translation by Bruce R. Pass
Pearls and Leaven
An Excerpt on Prayer from Bavinck’s Reformed Ethics by John Bolt
Bavinck Bibliography 2015
Bavinck Review 6 published
The Bavinck Institute is pleased to release The Bavinck Review 6 (2015) (1.8 MB PDF).
The editorial includes an update on the Reformed Ethics translation project, an excerpt of which is included in pearls and leaven.
Editorial
Articles
Knowledge according to Bavinck and Aquinas by Arvin Vos
A Christian Mondrian by Joseph Masheck
In Translation
The Natural Knowledge of God, by Abraham Kuyper, translated and annotated by Harry Van Dyke
Conscience by Herman Bavinck, translated by Nelson D. Kloosterman
Pearls and Leaven
Bavinck on Religion by John Bolt
Bavinck Bibliography 2014
The Bavinck Review 5 (2014) Released
The Bavinck Institute at Calvin Seminary is pleased to release volume 5 of The Bavinck Review. The majors include:
- What Kuyper Saw and Thought: Abraham Kuyper’s Visit to the Holy Land — Bert de Vries
- The Missional Character of the (Herman and J. H.) Bavinck Tradition — John Bolt
- We Do Not Proceed into a Vacuum: J. H. Bavinck’s Missional Reading of Romans 1 — Gayle Doornbos
- An Adventure in Ecumenicity: A Review Essay of Berkouwer and Catholicism by Eduardo Echeverria — John Bolt
- The Pros and Cons of a Dogmatic System — Herman Bavinck, trans. Nelson D. Kloosterman
Bavinck Bibliography Updates
We’re busily preparing the 2014 issue of The Bavinck Review. If you have any Herman and/or Johan Herman Bavinck bibliography items to share (i.e., theses, periodicals, books, websites) in any language, please let us know.
The Bavinck Review 4 (2013)
The Bavinck Review 4 (2013) is now publicly available. Download (or send to Kindle) your free copy today!
Preview of The Bavinck Review 4 (2013)
The Bavinck Review 4 (2013) is now available to Bavinck Society members. Preview the contents and editorial.
This year’s essays include
- an insightful study of the development in Bavinck’s view of non-Christian religions,
- an exchange between two Society members regarding the relation of Herman and J. H. Bavinck to the contemporary insider missiological debate,
- a review of digital Bavinck research tools,
- and another voice in the discussion between Drs. VanDrunen and Klosterman regarding Herman Bavinck’s view of natural law and the two kingdoms.
The translation piece is a handful of letters that Herman Bavinck sent to one of his seminary students who was forced to leave his studies at Kampen due to a terminal illness.
The Bavinck Review 3 (2012)
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Cover, Front Matter, Contents, and Editorial by John Bolt
Articles
“Created Over a Second Time” or “Grace Restoring Nature”? Edwards and Bavinck on the Heart of Christian Salvation by Dane C. Ortlund
Beyond the Schleiermacher-Barth Dilemma: General Revelation, Bavinckian Consensus, and the Future of Reformed Theology by Robert S. Covolo
Working with the Grain of Nature: Epistemic Underpinnings for Christian Witness in the Theology of Herman Bavinck by Steven J. Duby
Herman Bavinck, Lesslie Newbigin, and Reformed Mission in the Global Workplace by Matthew Kaemingk
Johan H. Bavinck’s Missiology and Its Implications for the Term Question in Korean Bible Translation by Daniel Sung-Ho Ahn
In Translation
The Theology of Albrecht Ritschl by Herman Bavinck, translated by John Bolt
Herman Bavinck on Scottish Covenant Theology and Reformed Piety translated and introduced by Henk van den Belt
Pearls and Leaven
Bavinck Tributes by John Bolt
Bavinck Bibliography 2011
Book Reviews
Bowlin, John, ed., The Kuyper Center Review, Volume Two: Revelation and Common Grace reviewed by Laurence R. O’Donnell III