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Philippus Hoedemaker and Abraham Kuyper shared a dream: to establish a university on the foundation of the Reformed faith. They were among the three or four men in the entire nation who, by Philippus van Ronkel's count, could pull off such a thing. Hoedemaker was not deterred by the smallness of the beginnings, for God could accomplish great things through such a Gideon's band. The church needed it and the nation needed it. Unbelief would not prevail.
They will not have it
The old Netherlands
It remains, despite its misery
The property of God and the fathers!
So they sang with Isaac da Costa.
Hoedemaker's efforts to pursue science on the Reformed basis, in which the Bible and theology play a central role, is chronicled in the addresses included here. The Dedication given at the founding of the university explains the intention in broad strokes. A thorough justification of the Reformed basis of the university is provided in "The Antirevolutionary Principle and Higher Education." From there Hoedemaker proceeds to a historical investigation of the Reformed principle vis-
Title
The Bible, Theology, and the Sciences: Addresses at the Free University 1880-1886
Author
Hoedemaker Philippus Jacobus Hoedemaker
Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Pantocrator Press
Published
July 2022
Weight
287g
Dimensions
15.3 x 22.9 x 1.2 cm
ISBN
9789076660684
ISBN-10
9076660689
Eden Code
5681331
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