Natural Law and the Two Kingdoms
Vandrunen, David
Natural Law and the Two Kingdoms A Study in the Development of Reformed Social Thought - Michigan William B.Eerdmans Publishing Co 2010 - 466p - Emory University Studies in Law and Religion; 201000ENGGPS1 .
includes index and biblioraphy
1. Natural Law, the Two Kingdoms, and the Untold Story of Reformed Social Thought 2. Precursors of the Reformed Tradition 3. Reforming Natural Law and the Two Kingdoms: John Calvin and His Contemporaries 4. Natural Law in Early Reformed Resistance Theory 5. The Age of Orthodoxy: Natural Law and the Two Kingdoms in Reformed Doctrine and Practice 6. Theocratic New England, Disestablished Virginia, and the Spirituality of the Church 7. An Ambiguous Transition: Abraham Kuyper on Natural Law and the Two Kingdoms 8. The Christological Critique: The Thought of Karl Earth 9. The Kuyperian Legacy (I): Herman Dooyeweerd and North American Neo-Calvinism 10. The Kuyperian Legacy (II): Cornelius Van Til and the Van Tillians Conclusion: The Survival and Revival of Reformed Natural Law and Two Kingdoms Doctrine
9780802864437 1167
H21 / V287
Natural Law and the Two Kingdoms A Study in the Development of Reformed Social Thought - Michigan William B.Eerdmans Publishing Co 2010 - 466p - Emory University Studies in Law and Religion; 201000ENGGPS1 .
includes index and biblioraphy
1. Natural Law, the Two Kingdoms, and the Untold Story of Reformed Social Thought 2. Precursors of the Reformed Tradition 3. Reforming Natural Law and the Two Kingdoms: John Calvin and His Contemporaries 4. Natural Law in Early Reformed Resistance Theory 5. The Age of Orthodoxy: Natural Law and the Two Kingdoms in Reformed Doctrine and Practice 6. Theocratic New England, Disestablished Virginia, and the Spirituality of the Church 7. An Ambiguous Transition: Abraham Kuyper on Natural Law and the Two Kingdoms 8. The Christological Critique: The Thought of Karl Earth 9. The Kuyperian Legacy (I): Herman Dooyeweerd and North American Neo-Calvinism 10. The Kuyperian Legacy (II): Cornelius Van Til and the Van Tillians Conclusion: The Survival and Revival of Reformed Natural Law and Two Kingdoms Doctrine
9780802864437 1167
H21 / V287