TY - BOOK AU - Ballor,Jordan Joseph AU - Sytsma,David S. AU - Zuidema,Jason TI - Church and school in early modern Protestantism: studies in honor of Richard A. Muller on the maturation of a theological tradition T2 - Studies in the history of Christian traditions SN - 9789004258297 AV - BV4023 .C48 2013eb U1 - 230.044071 22 PY - 2013/// CY - Leiden, Boston PB - Brill KW - Muller, Richard A. KW - Theology KW - Study and teaching KW - History KW - 16th century KW - 17th century KW - 18th century KW - Protestantism KW - Théologie KW - Étude et enseignement KW - Histoire KW - 16e siècle KW - 17e siècle KW - 18e siècle KW - Protestantisme KW - RELIGION KW - Christian Theology KW - Systematic KW - bisacsh KW - Christianity KW - General KW - fast KW - Bildung KW - gnd KW - Bildungstheorie KW - Protestantismus KW - Reformation KW - Schulpolitik KW - Theologiestudium N1 - Includes bibliographical references and index; Introduction; The dogma is not necessarily the drama; Carl R. Trueman --; Justification by faith alone: Martin Luther among the early Anglicans; David C. Steinmetz --; Philip Melanchthon and Wittenberg's reform of the theological curriculum; Timothy J. Wengert --; Academic heresy, the Reuchlin affair, and the control of theological discourse in the early sixteenth century; Amy Nelson Burnett --; Influences in Luther's reforms; Fred P. Hall --; Pastoral education in the Wittenberg way; Robert Kolb --; François Lambert d'Avignon (ca. 1487-1530): early ecclesial reform and training for the ministry at Marburg; Theodore G. Van Raalte --; The idea of a 'general grace of God' in some sixteenth-century Reformed theologians other than Calvin; J. Mark Beach --; Calvin's reception and reformulation of the necessitarian concepts of the early Reformation on human will, providence, and predestination; Kiven S.K. Choy --; The duplex gratia Dei and the organization of Calvin's Institutes: ordo docendi or ordo salutis?; Cornelis P. Venema --; Calvin's hermeneutics of the imprecations of the Psalter; Paul Mpindi --; The Italian convert: Marquis Galeazzo Caracciolo and the English Puritans; Emidio Campi --; Confluence and influence: Peter Martyr Vermigli and Thomas Aquinas on predestination; Frank A. James III --; Peter Martyr Vermigli, scholasticism, and Aquinas' justice of war doctrine; Mark J. Larson --; Moral philosophy and moral theology in Vermigli; Sebastian Rehnman --; Word and Spirit in the piety of Peter Martyr Vermigli as seen in his commentary on 1 Corinthians; Jason Zuidema --; The man in the black hat: Theodore Beza and the reorientation of early Reformed historiography; Raymond A. Blacketer --; From professors to pastors: the convoluted careers of Jean Diodati and Théodore Tronchin; Karin Maag --; Swiss students and faculty at the University of Heidelberg, 1518-1622; Charles D. Gunnoe Jr. --; Johannes Piscator's (1546-1625) interpretation of Calvin's Institutes; Heer Carlos de Campos Jr. --; The academization of Reformation teaching in Johann Heinrich Alsted (1588-1638); Byung Soo Han --; Theology and piety in Ursinus' Summa theologiae; Lyle D. Bierma --; Law and gospel in early Reformed orthodoxy: hermeneutical conservatisim in Olevianus' commentary on Romans; R. Scott Clark --; Laurence Chaderton: an early Puritan vision for church and school; Joel R. Beeke --; The Danzig Academic Gymnasium in seventeenth-century Poland; Dariusz M. Bryćko --; Arminius on Facientibus quod in se est and likely medieval sources; J.V. Fesko --; Bona conscientia paradisus: an Augustinian-Arminian trope; Keith D. Stanglin --; A promise for parents: Dordt's perspective on covenant and election; W. Robert Godfrey --; Type, anti-type, and the sensus literalis: Protestant Reformed orthodox approaches to Psalm 2; Todd Rester --; The Holy Spirit and the church's mission: the perspective of the Reformed confessions; Yuzo Adhinarta --; The attempt to establish a chair in practical theology at Leiden University (1618-1626); Donald Sinnema --; Theologia practica: the diverse meanings of a subject of early modern academic writing; Aza Goudriaan --; Lumina, non numina: patristic authority according to Lutheran arch-theologian Johann Gerhard; Benjamin T.G. Mayes --; The logic of the heart: analyzing the affections in early Reformed orthodoxy; David S. Sytsma --; Reformed education from Geneva through the Netherlands to the East Indies; Yudha Thianto --; 'A grievous sin': Gisbertus Voetius (1589-1676) and his anti-Lombard polemic; Willem J. van Asselt --; Voetius on the subject and formal act of happiness: a scholastic exercise; Andreas J. Beck --; Revealing the mind of God: exegetical method in the seventeenth century; Henry M. Knapp --; Reason run amok? The Protestant orthodox charge of rationalism against Faustus Socinus (with special consideration of a 'smoking gun' passage from De Jesu Christo servatore); Alan W. Gomes --; Johannes Cocceius as federal polemicist: the usefulness of the distinction between the testaments; Brian J. Lee --; 'A smattering of the new philosophy': Étienne Gaussen (ca. 1638-1675) and the Cartesian question at Saumur; Albert Gootjes --; Nonconformist schools, the Schism Act, and the limits of toleration in England's confessional state; James E. Bradley --; Piety, theology, exegesis, and tradition: Anna Maria van Schurman's 'elaboration' of Genesis 1-3 and its relationship to the commentary tradition; John L. Thompson --; John Howe (1630-1705) on divine simplicity: a debate over Spinozism; Reita Yazawa --; Orthodoxy, scholasticism, and piety in the seventeenth-century further Reformation: Simon Oomius; Gregory D. Schuringa --; Mylius on Elleboogius: a fatal misinterpretation; Godfried Quaedtvlieg --; The shape of Reformed orthodoxy in the seventeenth century: the soteriological debate between George Kendall and Richard Baxter; Jordan J. Ballor --; G.W. Leibniz and Protestant scholasticism in the years 1698-1704; Irena Backus --; The uniqueness of Christ in post-Reformation Reformed theology: from Francis Turretin to Jean-Alphonse Turretin; Martin I. Klauber --; Jonathan Edwards (1703-1758) and the nature of theology; Adriaan C. Neele --; Calvinism as Reformed Protestantism: clarification of a term; Herman Selderhuis --; Reconsidering the Platonism of Sir Joshua Reynolds (1723-1792) and its role in his thought on the education of artists; Nathan A. Jacobs --; The Bristol Academy and the education of ministers in eighteenth-century England (1758-1791); Jeongmo Yoo --; Bibliography of the works of Richard A. Muller; compiled by Paul W. Fields and Andrew M. McGinnis N2 - Essays in honor of Richard A. Muller, these essays seek to properly contextualize Protestant theology of the Reformation and post-Reformation eras in relation to both church and school UR - https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&AN=651406 ER -