Do Modern Christians Know God Differently?: a review of Chapters 4-5 of Neo-Calvinism
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"Unlike Descartes, who sets himself against his past, these neo-Calvinists, both then and now, seek to keep a foot firmly planted in both terrains, or what Brock and Sutanto call “orthodox” and “modern.”" writes Geoffrey Fulkerson. https://inallthings.org/do-modern-christians-know-god-differently-a-review-of-chapters-4-5-of-neo-calvinism/
Laremy DeVries writes, "Philosophy or theology? These twin sisters have long vied to be crowned 'Queen of the Sciences.'" Read on to explore these ideas more in this book review. https://inallthings.org/total-unified-catholic-world-a-review-of-chapters-2-3-of-neo-calvinism/
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