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The Foremost Problems in Contemporary Dogmatics
On Faith, Knowledge, and the Christian Tradition
Book • 2025
In "The Foremost Problems in Contemporary Dogmatics", Herman Bavinck addresses the challenges facing faith in the modern world.
Bavinck, a prominent Dutch Reformed theologian, brings his characteristic depth and clarity to these lectures.
The book delves into the unique issues and questions that arise in contemporary society concerning Christian doctrine.
Bavinck's work provides insights into navigating the complexities of faith in an ever-changing world.
It also invites readers to engage thoughtfully with the relationship between traditional Christian beliefs and modern thought.
The book is essential reading for those seeking a deeper understanding of the Christian faith and its relevance today.
Bavinck, a prominent Dutch Reformed theologian, brings his characteristic depth and clarity to these lectures.
The book delves into the unique issues and questions that arise in contemporary society concerning Christian doctrine.
Bavinck's work provides insights into navigating the complexities of faith in an ever-changing world.
It also invites readers to engage thoughtfully with the relationship between traditional Christian beliefs and modern thought.
The book is essential reading for those seeking a deeper understanding of the Christian faith and its relevance today.
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Mentioned as the book of the month by Lexham Press and available with a discount for Mere Fidelity listeners.
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Recommended by Derek Rishmawy as a good book on faith in the modern world and its unique challenges.
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Recommended as the book of the month, promising to be a good read with lectures on faith in the modern world.
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Mentioned by Derek Rishmawy as the book of the month for Mere Fidelity, offering Bavinck's lecture notes on faith in the modern world.
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