Reformed Catholic
Moses LeeJoin me in exploring the beauty of Reformed catholicity through the lens of neo-Calvinism.
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When J. G. Vos Resisted Empire: Neo-Calvinism, Covenanters, Korean Presbyterians, and the Origins of "Biblical Theology" (1948)
In 1931, a young neo-Calvinist missionary named Johannes Geerhardus Vos stepped off a boat and into one of the most volatile mission fields of the twentieth century.
When Conservatives Split: Lessons from the 1959 Korean Presbyterian Divide
In 1965, the neo-Calvinist missiologist Harvie M. Conn wrote an article titled “Theological Trends in the Korean Presbyterian Church.” It appeared only a few years after the dramatic 1959 split among conservative Korean Presbyterians, resul...
So You Want a PhD in Theology?
About once a month, I get an unexpected email or DM asking for advice regarding pursuing a PhD in theology.
Indigenous Christianity as Evidence of Theological Maturity - J. H. Bavinck
I just submitted a chapter of my dissertation for review, tentatively titled “The Organic Motif and Contextualization.” In it, I trace the missiological lineage of Herman Bavinck to J. H. Bavinck (hereafter, JHB) and Harvie Conn in their ut...
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I’m a pastor and PhD student at the University of Edinburgh where I’m researching Herman Bavinck, J. H. Bavinck, & Harvie Conn. Join me in exploring the beauty of Reformed catholicity.
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