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By: Glen Clary

Glen Clary — Thu, 10 Sep 2015 22:52:09 +0000

Another excellent interview! Thanks brothers! Vos is Boss.

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By: Mark Priestap

Mark Priestap — Wed, 05 Jan 2011 17:56:08 +0000

I’m not sure if I should admit this or not…

When I attended Ohio State in the 90’s, my rock band took great delight in defacing William Oxley’s statue with our stickers, one of which stayed on it for years. Little did I know Oxley was an ardent opponent of Machen and Vos.

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By: A Pilgrim's Redress

A Pilgrim's Redress — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 19:25:40 +0000

For those interested, I have posted 27 sermons that Charlie Dennison preached on the History of Salvation. You can find them here: http://apilgrimsredress.blogspot.com/2009/08/dennison-sermons-on-history-of.html

By: Scott Sistare

Scott Sistare — Mon, 04 May 2009 03:14:42 +0000

Charlie’s sermons on NWTS website are a good start, but I think the best way to get introduced to him are through his sermon’s on Genesis. Focusing on Genesis 1-4, which is about 30 sermons I believe. If anyone would like a copy of them I can provide them just email me at sistarers@gmail.com with your name, address and a subject line of “Charlie’s Sermons mentioned on Reformed Forum.”

Great interview! It is always a pleasure to pick the brains of guys like Danny.

By: Mark Moser

Mark Moser — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 00:13:29 +0000

I noticed in my readings of Vos that he doesn’t emphasize the centrality of Luke 24 like I got during my WTS MDiv. In fact, I can’t remember him mentioning Luke 24 barely if at all in both Biblical Theology and the Shorter Writings–most notably it is absent in his inaugural address.

Anyone know who impacted WTS professors to concentrate so much on Luke 24?

By: Baus

Baus — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 02:15:55 +0000

In reply to Jeff Waddington. Rev. Waddington, thanks for the reply. You say: "I am not convinced that the church as an organization ought to be about the business of cultural transformation... I do not believe it is the responsibility of the minister to pontificate about political philosophy or policy matters from the pulpit or even in the Sunday School class" We are definitely on the same page... and Skillen and Dooyeweerd are right there with you! You might enjoy finding out just how comprehensible sphere sovereignty is, since it fundamentally supports the distinct spiritual mission of the church. This is the presentation I gave at PTS last year. From our view there's no question of the church as an institution involved in matters of culture or public justice, rather we are discussing the duty of Christians (and non-Christians) in various non-church societal communities, such as citizenship in a body politic. [ But you already knew that ;) ].

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By: Stephen Shanley

Stephen Shanley — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 23:29:30 +0000

I was wondering if there is a connection with Vos’ teaching in Biblical Theology (roughly pgs. 302 to 304) that the work of Christ’s life, death and resurrection is especially interpreted by the following New Testament revelation (although it was taught in the Old) given to the apostles by the Spirit and Van Til’s teaching that the “fact of the resurrection cannot be separated from the meaning of the resurrection”? Forgive the run on sentence. Danny Olinger’s connection between the two age construct and the absolute ethical antithesis made me wonder.

thanks

By: A Pilgrim's Redress

A Pilgrim's Redress — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 17:06:56 +0000

Great interview guys. For those who don’t know much about Vos or haven’t read him, this is a great entry point. Well done.

Btw, Danny mentioned that Charlie Dennison’s sermons may be available at Grace OPC’s website. They are not, however, upon request, we can send out a disc with the complete audio library of Charlie’s recorded sermons and lectures from 1975-1999 in real player or mp3 format.

Those interested can email the church for details: graceopc@email.com.

By: Jeff Waddington

Jeff Waddington — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 12:00:03 +0000

Also, to follow up the last post, I do not believe it is the responsibility of the minister to pontificate about political philosophy or policy matters from the pulpit or even in the Sunday School class, except where it impinges upon moral matters clearly addressed in Scripture and even then we will have to note whether the Scriptural injunctions are aimed generally at the world or at the church. As I have noted many times at CTC, the church is to be about the ministry of Word and sacrament-to be an ordinary means of grace institution. If that view puts me on the outs with the prevalent view of Evangelicals, so be it.

By: Jeff Waddington

Jeff Waddington — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 11:56:05 +0000

Our comments about the recent ETS meeting reflect our thinking about the current focus on cultural transformation. Jim Cassidy and I do not believe it is healthy. While I appreciate Kuyper, I have little to no use for Dooyeweerd. He is usually incomprehensible (as are his disciples) and his doctrine of Scripture and how it relates to other learned disciplines is for the birds and verges on Neo-Orthodoxy. If you listen to the interview with Danny Olinger you will hear him note that transformation is at best a side effect of an individual’s union with Christ. I believe Christians should live like salt and light in the world, but I am not convinced that the church as an organization ought to be about the business of cultural transformation. That is why I evaluate the recent ETS regional meeting as I do. I do not dismiss Skillen with a wave of the hand. Some of his comments were interesting. Many of them I disagree with because of my own political and theological views. It is not a matter of not being familiar with the issues. It is a matter of being in disagreement with the growing trend that I see as a recapitulation of classical Liberalism within the broader Evangelical movement. You do not have to agree with me. But that is where I am.

By: Baus

Baus — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 00:36:26 +0000

Concerning the ETS meeting to which you refer (where we met)… as both a Kuyperian and a Vosian, I have my own criticisms of James Skillen’s view of social justice. But my criticisms are not that his views somehow conflict with a Vosian understanding of the ministry of the church or “what Christianity is about”. (My criticisms are that some of his views conflict with a genuine Dooyeweerdian understanding of the political sphere).

I would love to hear a more thorough (and substantiated) critique of Skillen’s proposals from you guys. Skillen comes out very strongly against confusing ‘political action’ with the Christian faith itself. Let me offer a brotherly encouragement to “do your homework”. 🙂

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