HA! Well, Merry Christmas to you too!

Aaron Dale,

Knudsen’s audio is available for free at WTS media for FREE:
http://www.wts.edu/resources/media.html?paramType=search&keywords=&speaker=111&ScrBook=&ScrChap=&ScrVerse=&ScrVerseEnd=&year=&srch=search

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Baus,

I’m not a Dooyeweerdian, but I appreciate the writings of that crowd. (Dr. Roy Clouser’s book “The Myth of Religious Neutrality” for example, has been incredibly helpful to me).

A few years ago, I noticed Knudsen’s audio material was available for purchase from the Westminster Seminary bookstore. It was pricey though, so I kept putting it off and putting it off. After reading your comment just now, I went back and checked; I can’t seem to find it for sale anymore.

Do you know where his audio series on Dooyeweerd might be available?

I know this might not scratch where you’re itching Jeff, but Rushdoony wrote a book on the Biblical Philosophy of History. It’s good from a Van Tillian approach, but expect heavy Postmillennialism.

It should also be mentioned that a (now deceased) member of the Westminster Theological Seminary faculty was an adherent of Reformational (“cosmonomic”) philosophy, C.VanTil’s successor, Bob Knudsen: http://www.allofliferedeemed.co.uk/knudsen.htm

Knudsen’s introduction to Calvinistic Philosophy and to Dooyeweerd are available on the Westminster Theological Seminary website: http://www.wts.edu/resources/media.html?paramType=search&keywords=&speaker=111&ScrBook=&ScrChap=&ScrVerse=&ScrVerseEnd=&year=&srch=search

Poythress failure to mention Knudsen is an odd oversight.

I suspect a little more effort in familiarizing himself with the literature would likely result in even greater appreciation.
*He doesn’t even seem aware that the philosophy’s better-known and standard-used name is “Reformational,” not “cosmonomic.” http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reformational_philosophy