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Backus & Benedict, eds., “Calvin & His Influence: 1509-2009″
This is a fascinating new book of essays edited by Irena Backus and Philip Benedict (both of the University of Geneva), Calvin & His Influence: 1509-2009 (OUP 2011). Calvinist and neo-Calvinist...
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Bratt, “Abraham Kuyper: Modern Calvinist, Christian Democrat”
Dutch neo-Calvinism has had a major, though understudied, impact on American thinking about church and state. And one can see the influence of one of neo-Calvinism’s greatest minds, Abraham Kuyper, in...
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Tocqueville on Pantheism: Part I
We have seen that Tocqueville believes that the dominant American faith, Protestantism, will tend to decompose. The process of dissolution will occur in two phases. In the first, Protestantism (or more...
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Van Engen, “Sympathetic Puritans”
In February, Oxford University Press will release “Sympathetic Puritans: Calvinist Fellow Feeling in Early New England” by Abram Van Engen (Washington University). The publisher’s description follows:...
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Tuininga, “Calvin’s Political Theology and the Public Engagement of the Church”
In March, Cambridge University Press will release Calvin’s Political Theology and the Public Engagement of the Church: Christ’s Two Kingdoms by Matthew J. Tuininga (Calvin Theological Seminary). The...
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A New Book on Covenant Theology
Calvinist Covenant Theology, refracted through the colonial experience in New England, had a large influence on the American Founding. A book out last month from Yale University Press, Kinship by...
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