I have just joined this network, and will be interested to hear discussion about Dooyeweerd. I have also just set up a disucussion called Trinity and Society under the Religion forum It is described as follows:
I am interested in developing a systematic approach to Christian Thinking based on what I call a unified, Trinitarian covenantal paradigm. I have also ingrated insights from the Christian Reformational philosopher, Hermann Dooyeweerd, but also wideley on the Christian tradition generally, and modern theologians such as Jurgen Moltmann, Wolfhart Pannenberg and (the subject of my own study) Robert Jenson
My Work in Progress (Trinitarian Faith in a Changing World: Trustworthiness, Truthfulness and Transformation) is filed and updated on my website TrinitiarianReformati (see below).
I would particularly value interaction on the implications of a systematically Trinitarian approach to culture and society.
jgaive
Apr 02 2003
01:18 am
I have just joined this network, and will be interested to hear discussion about Dooyeweerd. I have also just set up a disucussion called Trinity and Society under the Religion forum It is described as follows:
I am interested in developing a systematic approach to Christian Thinking based on what I call a unified, Trinitarian covenantal paradigm. I have also ingrated insights from the Christian Reformational philosopher, Hermann Dooyeweerd, but also wideley on the Christian tradition generally, and modern theologians such as Jurgen Moltmann, Wolfhart Pannenberg and (the subject of my own study) Robert Jenson
My Work in Progress (Trinitarian Faith in a Changing World: Trustworthiness, Truthfulness and Transformation) is filed and updated on my website TrinitiarianReformati (see below).
I would particularly value interaction on the implications of a systematically Trinitarian approach to culture and society.