Willem-Jan de Wit

In 1900, Bavinck reviewed the first volume of C. B. Hylkema’s, Reformateurs, a study of rather extreme forms of Christian piety in the seventeenth century and attributed the excesses to a problematic understanding of the relationship between nature and grace. See Herman Bavinck on Christian Piety and Religious Fanaticism (which contains the Dutch text of Bavinck’s… >>

Summer 1900, the Reformed theologian Herman Bavinck (1854–1921) wrote a short article on traveling, which included reflections on the theology of nature. The article was originally published as: Herman Bavinck, “Op reis” [Traveling], De Bazuin [The trumpet] 48, no 35 (August 31, 1900), available in Delpher. In 1900, Bavinck was the editor in chief of this weekly that was… >>

The Reformed theologian Herman Bavinck (1854–1921) is well-known for his reflections on the relationship between nature and grace. In the following article he attributes excesses in Christian piety to a misunderstanding of the proper relationship between nature and grace. The article was originally published in Dutch as: Herman Bavinck, “Christelijke vroomheid” [Christian piety], De Bazuin [The trumpet]… >>