Reformed Theology

Studying Reformed theology is not an easy task. This is because the field covers a vast area of diverse ideas, countries of origin, and key thinkers. In fact, it is more realistic to say, that to launch in such a journey requires a lifelong process. This requires humility. God forbid that in studying this course, we will not fall into an attitude of “arrogance” thinking that we already exhausted the wealth of this tradition. May we not lose the sense of wonder and amazement!  Realizing that the field is broad, still we attempt to come up with our stance to bring clarity somehow in a very confusing world of theology. To aid us in this attempt, we need the service of both the historical and the theological-apologetical approaches. The historical is taken from a brief overview of the history of Reformed theology penned by Herman Bavinck, whereas the theological-apologetical approach is based on the insights of John Frame and Cornelius Van Til.  A Brief History of Reform...