Freedom / / A. van Egmond, D. van Keulen.

• Superior document: Studies in Reformed Theology; 1
• Author: International Reformed Theological Institute.
• TeilnehmendeR: Egmond, A. van,; Keulen, D. van,; International Reformed Theological Institute.
• Place / Publishing House: Baarn : : Callenbach,, 1996.
• Year of Publication: 1996
• Language: English
• Series: Studies in Reformed Theology; 1.
• Physical Description: 1 online resource
• Notes: Papers from a conference held by the International Reformed Theological Institute in 1995.
• Other title: Preliminary Material /; Preface /; A Life in Freedom /; Calvin’s Concept of Freedom /; Story and Tradition in Reformed Theology. /; Anthropomorphisms and Reliability in the Theology of John Calvin with a short note on Karl Barth /; The Child in the Story /; ‘Confessing the one Faith’ within the Reformed Tradition /; Donum Veritatis and the Freedom of Theology /; Creation, Divine Action and Human Freedom /; Freedom as Necessary trait d’union between Justification and Sanctification /; Providence, Sin and Human Freedom /; The Doctrine of Divine Providence /; Liberating Humour /; Who is Jesus Christ for me Today? /; Christian Freedom in Sexual Ethics /; The Necessity of Two Concepts of Freedom in Christian Ethics /; The Gospel and Political Freedom /; Reformed Theology and Freedom /; Freedom and Theology in a Hungarian Context /; Opening Service /; Evening Devotion /; Meditation (on Phillipians 3:1-12) /; Morning Devotion /; Meditation on Revelation 12: 1-18 /; List of Contributors /
• Bibliography: Includes bibliographical references.
• ISBN: 9004389083
• Hierarchical level: Monograph
• Statement of Responsibility: A. van Egmond, D. van Keulen.

The International Reformed Theological Institute (IRTI) was founded in 1995. Its purpose is, above all, to create a platform where Reformed theologians from all over the world can meet each other, get acquainted with each other's work, discuss theological issues and stimulate each other in scholarly theological research. Most of the articles in this volume which contains the contributions to the first conference bear upon the theme of Freedom, and often do so in a very concrete way from the perspective of the totally change political situation in the world. Next to these one finds other scholarly theological contributions. The devotional contributions to the conference have been included as well. Thus, not only does this volume provide us with reactions to the events of the last few years on the part of a number of involved theologians, but it also offers a striking perspective on the theological insights and spirituality of Reformed theologians all over the world. That is exactly the purpose of this series of Studies in Reformed Theology.