Has anyone read this book of essays by Bavinck?

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Mark Van Der Molen
Immanuel URC
DeMotte, Indiana

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Ben Franks

I attend: Ketoctin Covenant Presbyterian Church (OPC)
in Purcellville, Virginia
I'm a member of: Heartland Community Church (PCA)
in Wichita, Kansas
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"Remember the speeches we have spoken so often over our mead, when we raised boast on the bench, heroes in the hall, about hard fighting. Now may the man who is bold prove that he is."-Aelfwine at the Battle of Maldon

Not yet. Sigh...

(So many books, so little time.)

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Richard T. Zuelch, M.Div
Ruling Elder, OPC (not currently serving)
Westminster Presbyterian Church, CA (OPC)
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Devout souls do not take offence at the depths and difficulties of God's Word, but are, thereby, drawn to intenser contemplation of them. - Alexander Maclaren (1826-1910)

I may as well buy this one too while I'm at it:

I've got 'em both. I've only read a little from the book of essays, but not enough to comment really . . .

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Casey, Chicagoland, OPC

Please read the rest of it over the weekend and report back here on Monday

I read it about a year ago while reading his Dogmatics. It is a very good companion to his four-volume work, especially the prolegomena. His essay "Primacy of the Intellect or the Will" is one of the most helpful short works on the often confused topic. I would like to go back to these essays now that I understand his theological works more, i.e. after reading his Dogmatics. They are a bit pricey given how short the book is, but it is the same type of cover as the Dogmatics so would look nice on the shelf together.

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Patrick
Covenant (OPC), Brighton, MI