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Honestly, friends, I intended this thread to be for bibliographical purposes. (Maybe a mod can re-title it to something more general?)
I'm trying to assemble a thorough bibliography (of things available in English!), on both natural law and the two kingdom doctrines. I understand there is a bibliography on the Between Two Worlds blog, as has been discussed here. Can anyone provide a bib on the two kingdom doctrines, or recommended reading? Also, what might be some standard critical works of these natural law/two kingdoms doctrines? I'm trying to get a balanced view on these things.
Thanks brothers, I appreciate your help.
Hi Casey,
Here is a basic bib that Dr. VanDrunen gave me a while back . . .
Martin Luther, “Temporal Authority,” vol.45 in Luther’s Works
John Calvin, Institutes, Book 3, Chapter 14–16, and Book 4, Chapter 20 (Especially sections 1 and 2)
Church of Scotland, Second Book of Discipline, Chapter 1
Francis Turretin, Institutes, 2.486–90; 3.278–81
George Gillespie, Aaron’s Rod Blossoming, Book 2, Chapter 5
Wilhelmus a Brakel, The Christian’s Reasonable Service, 1.561–66
Stuart Robinson, The Church of God, (Epecially pp. 84–86)
Darryl Hart, A Secular Faith
David VanDrunen, A Biblical Case for Natural Law, Chapter 3
David VanDrunen, “The Two Kingdoms: A Reassessment of the Transformationist Calvin,” Calvin Theological Journal 40 (Nov 2005): 248–66.
David VanDrunen, “The Two Kingdoms Doctrine and the Relationship of Church and State in the Early Reformed Tradition,” Journal of Church and State 49 (Autumn 2007): 743–63.
I can't remember . . wasn't that forum closed for a season? I can't get into it.go to the politics forum and it is one of the sticky-ed forums. very good stuff
I can't remember . . wasn't that forum closed for a season? I can't get into it.go to the politics forum and it is one of the sticky-ed forums. very good stuff