Christian Philosophy & The Meaning of History, Vol. 21Dooyeweerd shows how tragic it is that humanism managed to acquire its historical power to shape scientific development partly thanks to a centuries long attempt at accommodation and synthesis on the part of Christian thought itself. The all pervasive import of a radical biblical starting point in science and scholarship finds an ample expression in the final statement of this last essay of this volume: "All Christians who in their scientific work are

principle of the universe

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Analogous to the way in which Leonard Nelson alluded to a science of law without law

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suffering has been part of earthly life

the basic motive of matter and form

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introduced by Lambert Zuidervaart

gripped the hearts of his hearers in his day

He earned a Bachelor's degree in Theology at Westminster Theological Seminary

He immigrated to the United States of America in 1947 and for a short time studied at Calvin College after which he taught the Dutch language there for two years

ISBN-13: 978-1999099237