TRANSCENDENTAL REASONING IN REFORMED THOUGHT: VAN TIL AND DOOYEWEERD
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TRANSCENDENTAL REASONING IN REFORMED THOUGHT: VAN TIL AND DOOYEWEERD

by K. Scott Oliphint

Religion Philosophy Theology
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Transcendental Reasoning in Reformed Thought offers a focused examination of transcendental reasoning through the work of Van Til and Dooyeweerd. It will interest readers studying Reformed theology, philosophy, and the connections between theological commitments and intellectual method.

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Transcendental Reasoning in Reformed Thought examines the place of transcendental reasoning within Reformed intellectual traditions.

With attention to Van Til and Dooyeweerd, the book focuses on two significant figures associated with Reformed thought.

It is suited to readers exploring the relationship between theology, philosophy, and methods of reasoning.

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