Revolutions in Worldview

[Reformed Covenanter]

Anyone read this yet? It looks very interesting. Got a copy in Belfast today; I had to act quickly as they are selling like hotcakes.

 

[crhoades]

I've read over half of it. Excellent. It will probably become the accepted overview of the history of philosophy from a reformed perspective that should be used in colleges and seminaries. Highly recommend it to everyone. It straddles the line on being technical enough to make it sustantive but yet accessible.

 

[Reformed Covenanter]

I've read over half of it. Excellent. It will probably become the accepted overview of the history of philosophy from a reformed perspective that should be used in colleges and seminaries. Highly recommend it to everyone. It straddles the line on being technical enough to make it sustantive but yet accessible.

John Frame's contribution looks good; I noticed he slams the Statism of Plato and Aristotle.

 

[RamistThomist]

It is a good read. Michael Payne was my philosophy prof (very erudite).

 

[Reformed Covenanter]

I've read over half of it. Excellent. It will probably become the accepted overview of the history of philosophy from a reformed perspective that should be used in colleges and seminaries. Highly recommend it to everyone. It straddles the line on being technical enough to make it sustantive but yet accessible.

I have added a few quotes from it to the manuscript of A Conquered Kingdom: Biblical Civil Government - ones about Plato, Aristotle, Marx, Hobbes, Hegel et al - but they only make it into the footnotes.