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In the Phrygian Mode
Neo-Calvinism, Antiquity, and the Lamentations of Reformational Philosophy
In the Phrygian Mode
Neo-Calvinism, Antiquity, and the Lamentations of Reformational Philosophy
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This volume... has emerged from a small scholarly conference... on the relationship between Christianity and Greco-Roman civilization, above all, that civilization's characteristic patterns of philosophical thought... The field of investigation [is] the neo-Calvinist current within Dutch protestantism and the elaboration in the 1920s and 1930s of 'Calvinistic' philosophy as one of its most distinctive effects... this 'parish tale' has more to recommend it than might appear at first blush. For there is a good argument to be made why such a thoroughly local study can benefit a much broader segment of contemporary Protestantism.
Table of Contents
Part 1 Prologue: Reformational Philosophy and Protestant Orthodoxy
Chapter 2 Neo-Calvinism, Antiquity, and the Lamentations of Reformational Philosophy: A General Overview
Chapter 3 Groen van Prinsterer's Appreciation of Classical Antiquity
Chapter 4 Woltjer on Classical Antiquity
Chapter 5 Alexander Sizoo
Chapter 6 Greek Ontology and Biblical Cosmology: An Unbridgeable Gap
Chapter 7 Vollenhoven and Philosophy in Early Classical Antiquity: A Critical Review
Chapter 8 Popma and Lucian: A Critique of the Christian Fathers
Chapter 9 Philo in the Reformational Tradition
Chapter 10 Vollenhoven's and Dooyeweerd's Appropriation of Greek Philosophy
Chapter 11 Antiquity Transumed and the Reformational Tradition: Which Antiquity is Transumed, How and Why
Chapter 12 Epilogue: Antiquity and the Future of Reformational Tears
Part 13 Name Index
Part 14 Subject Index
Part 15 About the Authors
Chapter 2 Neo-Calvinism, Antiquity, and the Lamentations of Reformational Philosophy: A General Overview
Chapter 3 Groen van Prinsterer's Appreciation of Classical Antiquity
Chapter 4 Woltjer on Classical Antiquity
Chapter 5 Alexander Sizoo
Chapter 6 Greek Ontology and Biblical Cosmology: An Unbridgeable Gap
Chapter 7 Vollenhoven and Philosophy in Early Classical Antiquity: A Critical Review
Chapter 8 Popma and Lucian: A Critique of the Christian Fathers
Chapter 9 Philo in the Reformational Tradition
Chapter 10 Vollenhoven's and Dooyeweerd's Appropriation of Greek Philosophy
Chapter 11 Antiquity Transumed and the Reformational Tradition: Which Antiquity is Transumed, How and Why
Chapter 12 Epilogue: Antiquity and the Future of Reformational Tears
Part 13 Name Index
Part 14 Subject Index
Part 15 About the Authors
Product details
| Published | Mar 09 2007 |
|---|---|
| Format | Paperback |
| Edition | 1st |
| Extent | 336 |
| ISBN | 9780761830214 |
| Imprint | University Press of America |
| Dimensions | 216 x 145 mm |
| Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |
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