Dissertation & Master Thesis by Wolter Huttinga
‘The participation of creation in the divine life’: it was this imaginative as well as provocativ... more ‘The participation of creation in the divine life’: it was this imaginative as well as provocative conception of the relationship between God and the world that Radical Orthodoxy has put forward since the late 1990s as an antidote to secular thought. Among representatives of the Reformed tradition, the idea of participation was met with mixed feelings. On the one hand, it safeguards the intimacy between the creation and God, but how does it substantiate the difference between them?
This study tries to deepen and develop this discussion. It discusses Herman Bavinck as spokesman of the Reformed neo-Calvinist tradition and John Milbank as the pre-eminent representative of Radical Orthodoxy. It analyses their conceptions of the relationship between God and the world and explains their different ways of relating to the Platonic-Christian tradition of participation. This study sheds new light on the question as to whether and how participation can have a fruitful place in Reformed theology.
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Afstudeerscriptie/Master Thesis over Graham Wards visie op de verhouding tussen christelijk geloo... more Afstudeerscriptie/Master Thesis over Graham Wards visie op de verhouding tussen christelijk geloof en de culturele context
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Artikel voor de afscheidsbundel van Barend Kamphuis. Herman Bavincks opvatting van 'katholiciteit... more Artikel voor de afscheidsbundel van Barend Kamphuis. Herman Bavincks opvatting van 'katholiciteit' gekoppeld aan het veelkleurige zijn van God en de ruimte van Christus.
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Bijdrage aan de bundel 'Vrijgemaakt?' onder redactie van Lammert Kamphuis.
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In what way did the Dutch Neo-Calvinist theologian Herman Bavinck relate to Roman Catholicism? Th... more In what way did the Dutch Neo-Calvinist theologian Herman Bavinck relate to Roman Catholicism? This paper focuses on his use of the traditional concept of participation and his refusal of clearly distinguishing 'nature' and 'grace'.
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Paper for NOSTER-Mater Class Theology and Philosophy in Contemporary Contexts, with Graham Ward
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Dit boekje bevat een analyse van de 'theologie' van christelijke schoolvisies en bevat aanbevelin... more Dit boekje bevat een analyse van de 'theologie' van christelijke schoolvisies en bevat aanbevelingen voor een richting om die visies zowel theologisch dieper als breder te maken.
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Dissertation & Master Thesis by Wolter Huttinga
This study tries to deepen and develop this discussion. It discusses Herman Bavinck as spokesman of the Reformed neo-Calvinist tradition and John Milbank as the pre-eminent representative of Radical Orthodoxy. It analyses their conceptions of the relationship between God and the world and explains their different ways of relating to the Platonic-Christian tradition of participation. This study sheds new light on the question as to whether and how participation can have a fruitful place in Reformed theology.
Articles by Wolter Huttinga
Papers by Wolter Huttinga
Books by Wolter Huttinga
This study tries to deepen and develop this discussion. It discusses Herman Bavinck as spokesman of the Reformed neo-Calvinist tradition and John Milbank as the pre-eminent representative of Radical Orthodoxy. It analyses their conceptions of the relationship between God and the world and explains their different ways of relating to the Platonic-Christian tradition of participation. This study sheds new light on the question as to whether and how participation can have a fruitful place in Reformed theology.