Reformed Dogmatics_4 vols_Bavinck

Systematic Theology_2 vols_Rushdoony.

The areas of interest in my studies are foundations/worldviews, the Kingdom of God and the relation between General and Special Revelation. I am happy to add to my library for my education.

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Awesome, I am working through Bavinck now as well.

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That'll keep you busy for a while, Beth!

I recently bought Muller's Post Reformation Reformed Dogmatics (4 volumes; $80 from Monergism -- thanks PB!) but have barely cracked that. I have too much in the queue already to read!

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Thanks for the tips Beth

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Good books to study. I'm reading Baxter's "A Christian Directory". Made some preliminary calculations and I estimate that the book has about 800,000 words in 944 pages. Will take me at least a year to get through it.

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