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Natural law and the two kingdoms : a study in the development of Reformed social thought / David VanDrunen.

By: Series: Emory University studies in law and religionPublication details: Grand Rapids, MI : William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 2010.Description: x, 466 p. ; pbk ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 9780802864437 (pbk. : alk. paper)
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 241/.0442 22
LOC classification:
  • BX9423.L3 V36 2010
Contents:
Natural law, the two kingdoms, and the untold story of Reformed social thought -- Precursors of the Reformed tradition -- Reforming natural law and the two kingdoms : John Calvin and his contemporaries -- Natural law in early Reformed resistance theory -- The age of orthodoxy : natural law and the two kingdoms in Reformed doctrine and practice -- Theocratic New England, disestablished Virginia, and the spirituality of the church -- An ambiguous transition : Abraham Kuyper on natural law and the two kingdoms -- The Christological critique : the thought of Karl Barth -- The Kuyperian legacy (I) : Herman Dooyeweerd and North American neo-Calvinism --The Kuyperian Legacy (II) : Cornelius Van Til and the Van Tillians --The survival and revival of Reformed natural law and two kingdoms doctrine.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 435-462) and index.

Natural law, the two kingdoms, and the untold story of Reformed social thought -- Precursors of the Reformed tradition -- Reforming natural law and the two kingdoms : John Calvin and his contemporaries -- Natural law in early Reformed resistance theory -- The age of orthodoxy : natural law and the two kingdoms in Reformed doctrine and practice -- Theocratic New England, disestablished Virginia, and the spirituality of the church -- An ambiguous transition : Abraham Kuyper on natural law and the two kingdoms -- The Christological critique : the thought of Karl Barth -- The Kuyperian legacy (I) : Herman Dooyeweerd and North American neo-Calvinism --The Kuyperian Legacy (II) : Cornelius Van Til and the Van Tillians --The survival and revival of Reformed natural law and two kingdoms doctrine.

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