ChristianTrader
Puritan Board Graduate
by Nelson D. Kloosterman
Ordained Servant
Introduction
This response expands upon material published in New Horizons, vol. 28, no. 6 (June 2007), pages 22-23. Found here: Book Reviews
Since that review of Dr. VanDrunen's monograph omitted any detailed exploration of the exegetical and theological nuances of a Reformed response to his work, I am grateful for this opportunity to expand and deepen that analysis in these pages. Once again, however, space limitations compel me to be far more concise than I wish. This essay has two parts, the first of which offers an exegesis of relevant key texts, while the second provides a theological analysis of VanDrunen's two-kingdom proposal.
Ordained Servant
Introduction
This response expands upon material published in New Horizons, vol. 28, no. 6 (June 2007), pages 22-23. Found here: Book Reviews
Since that review of Dr. VanDrunen's monograph omitted any detailed exploration of the exegetical and theological nuances of a Reformed response to his work, I am grateful for this opportunity to expand and deepen that analysis in these pages. Once again, however, space limitations compel me to be far more concise than I wish. This essay has two parts, the first of which offers an exegesis of relevant key texts, while the second provides a theological analysis of VanDrunen's two-kingdom proposal.