Tag Archives: Kuyper

Should a Reformed Christian Receive Treatment at a Roman Catholic Hospital?

By D. G. Hart | Published: December 10, 2009

After a visit to my father at his local hospital, I had a worldview moment. What should have alerted me from the outset was the name of the place – St. Mary’s. But then I noticed that the spiritual services wing of the hospital had dropped off for him a brochure about their activities which… Read More→

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Do Kuyperians Ever Listen to Kuyper?

By D. G. Hart | Published: December 8, 2009

The reviewer of Westminster California’s Evangelium has repeatedly in different online exchanges accused the two-kingdoms proponents of denying Article 36 of the Belgic Confession where it teaches that the magistrate has the God-ordained duty to promote the true religion and punish idolaters and blasphemers. It says: “And the government’s task is not limited to caring… Read More→

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The Myth of Worldview Antithesis

By D. G. Hart | Published: November 6, 2009

Our friend and constant critic, Baus, likes to point out the incomplete reading of paleo-Calvinists in the wonders of neo-Calvinist wisdom. He also regularly recommends the work of Roy Clouser as providing a significant criticism of secular thought and the incompleteness of any thought or system that leaves out religion. Neutrality is not only a… Read More→

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Losing the Keys and Finding a World View

By D. G. Hart | Published: July 5, 2009

David Koyzis, over at Notes from a Byzantine-Rite Calvinist, takes issue with the two-kingdom critique of neo-Calvinism. The particular piece that provoked him was first published here. Koyzis is not moved by arguments about what the Bible does and does not reveal, or by what properly belongs or does not belong to the church’s authority.… Read More→

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