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Review: A Secular Faith by Daryl Hart

Posted in Augustine, Book Reviews, Daryl Hart, Duplex Regnum, Ecclesiology, Eschatology, Ethics, John, John 18, Pilgrim Praxis, Sacra Scriptura, Sola Scriptura, Soteriology, Systematic Theology, tagged , , , on February 9, 2008 | 3 Comments »

Overview: Hole in the Wall
Daryl Hart delights in thought-provoking ironies. Recovering Mother Kirk had us Christians looking into the apparent paradox of “high church Calvinism” as a liturgical way of life. A Secular Faith now invites us to become “Christian secularists” (p. 15) when it comes to politics. Both books hold in common a robust, [...]

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Review: Recovering Mother Kirk: The case for liturgy in the Reformed tradition, by D. G. Hart

Posted in Book Reviews, Daryl Hart, Ecclesiology, Evangelicalism, Historical Theology, Pilgrim Praxis, Sola Ecclesia, Systematic Theology, Worship, tagged , , on January 22, 2008 | 4 Comments »

Father God; Mother Church?
Daryl Hart’s provocative and penetrating collection of essays, Recovering Mother Kirk, is a profound read; it invites Christians into a way of life that at first sounds like an oxymoron (21-40) and secondly sounds like an evangelical swear word: high-church Calvinism.
Hart reaches out to evangelicals who, having grown fed up with the [...]

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