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Theology

John Calvin on Creation

Calvin has two planes along which humanity can come to a knowledge of God. There is the special history of God’s covenantal purposes and the general history of God’s purposes with the entire world.

The Practice of Political Spirituality

Battles which go much deeper than the legal ones are being waged these days with regard to the separation of Church and State. As institutions, these may well be separate; statecraft (political activity) and spirituality (this in its biblical sense) cannot be.

Christianity & the Class Struggle

The question of how human beings are to live together in the proper use of the goods the Creator placed in this world, has always been and is today one of greatest importance.

The Implications of Public Confession

Baptism is not complete without its complement, the holy supper. When an infant is born into the world, the nurse who is in attendance washes it, because it is born unclean. It needs bathing, but that is not all it needs. It also needs food.

Lectures on Calvinism

It was not from Greece or Rome that the regeneration of human life came forth;—that mighty metamorphosis dates from Bethlehem and Golgotha.