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Response to Matthew Tuininga on Sexuality and Scripture

Let me begin by warmly thanking Matthew Tuininga, who has become my good friend, for the generous spirit of his response to the talk I gave on same-sex marriage at Neland Avenue Christian Reformed Church, Grand Rapids, Michigan, on October…

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Response to Matthew Tuininga on Sexuality and Scripture

Let me begin by warmly thanking Matthew Tuininga, who has become my good friend, for the generous spirit of his response to the talk I gave on same-sex marriage at Neland Ave. CRC (Grand Rapids) on October 13 of the…

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Richard Mouw: Reflections on His Writing

Nicholas Wolterstorff When Rich Mouw became president of Fuller Seminary twenty years ago, I and others anticipated that his career as a writer was more or less over; almost all his time would henceforth be consumed by administration and fund-raising.…

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Liturgy and Lament

JUNE/JULY 2012: INSIDE OUT by Nicholas Wolterstorff "In all their affliction, he was afflicted." Isaiah 63:9 As we human beings travel through life we experience pain and suffering--in part our own, in part that of others. Some of this pain…

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Forty Years Later

Editor's Note: The following convocation address was delivered at the Institute for Christians Studies in Toronto on May 9, 2008, on the occasion of the Institute's 40th anniversary. Founded in 1967 as a distinctly Christian graduate school in the Reformed…

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Can Human Rights Survive Secularization? Part II

Nicholas Wolterstorff A considerable amount of the work of the twelfth centurycanon lawyers consisted of commenting on passages from the Church Fathers; and in some of the Church Fathers there is unmistakably a recognition of natural human rights. This comes…

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Can Human Rights Survive Secularization? Part I

Every society has a characteristic moral culture, by which I mean a characteristic set of concepts for thinking about moral issues and a characteristic way of applying those concepts. For almost a millennium now, a characteristic and distinctive feature of…

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In Reply

The editors of Perspectives invited me to respond to Steve Mathonnet-VanderWell's very interesting article, "Reformed Intramurals: What Neo-Calvinists Get Wrong." I happily accepted the invitation. I have found composing my response difficult, however, since there's little I disagree with and…

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Response to Matthew Tuininga on Sexuality and Scripture

Response to Matthew Tuininga on Sexuality and Scripture

Richard Mouw: Reflections on His Writing

Liturgy and Lament

Forty Years Later

Can Human Rights Survive Secularization? Part II

Can Human Rights Survive Secularization? Part I

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