Reformed theology in the tradition of Herman Bavinck
The Bavinck Review 3 (2012) is now available to Bavinck Society members. This year’s issue contains an intriguing comparison between Jonathan Edwards and Herman Bavinck, four award-winning PhD papers delivered at the 2011 Bavinck Conference, and two Herman Bavinck translations.
Preview the contents and editorial by John Bolt (PDF; require the free Adobe Acrobat Reader).
TBR issues are made freely available to the public six months after publication. Browse volumes 1 and 2 in the archive.
The Bavinck Review 2 (2011) (PDF; 1.6 MB) is now freely available.
“Will I Remain Standing?”: A Cathartic Reading of Herman Bavinck by Willem J. de Wit
Herman Bavinck’s Theological Aesthetics: A Synchronic and Diachronic Analysis by Robert S. Covolo
Abraham Kuyper and Herman Bavinck on the Subject of Education as seen in Two Public Addresses by Timothy Shaun Price
Neither “Copernican” nor “Van Tilian”: Re-Reading Cornelius Van Til’s Reformed Apologetics in light of Herman Bavinck’s Reformed Dogmatics by Laurence R. O’Donnell III
Herman Bavinck and Augustine on Epistemology by Michael S. Chen
“To See Darkness, To Hear Silence”: St. Augustine, Herman Bavinck, and the Incomprehensibility of Evil by Travis Ryan Pickell
Herman Bavinck and Radical Orthodoxy: Elements of Participation in the Reformed Dogmatics by Wolter Huttinga
An Impenetrable Mystery: Herman Bavinck’s Concept of Regeneration and its Sources by Aart Goedvree
The Kingdom of God, The Highest Good by Herman Bavinck, translated by Nelson D. Kloosterman
Herman Bavinck and Islam by John Bolt
The Bavinck Review 2 (2011) is now available for Bavinck Society members. This year’s issue contains six student papers and two research précis delivered at the 2010 Edinburgh Bavinck Conference as well as a translation of Herman Bavinck’s intriguing lecture, “The Kingdom of God, The Highest Good.”
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TBR issues are made freely available to non-Society-members six months after publication. See our inaugural issue: TBR 1 (2010).
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