The Dutch Further Reformation (Nadere Reformatie)
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Experiential Reformed piety in the Netherlands in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries: Teellinck, Voetius, Lodenstein, Koelman, a Brakel, Smytegelt and Comrie. It compares the movement with English Puritanism and anchors it in the Three Forms of Unity.
These lists, taken from the school's verified research, are studied on your own at your own pace. The school's own classes, written as full teaching, open one at a time.
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- Open the first class, lecture or reading and follow the order of the syllabus.
- Mark each lecture, reading and assignment complete when you finish it.
- Choose a weekly study goal to see when you will finish.
Syllabus
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Lectures Listen to the lectures in order. Those marked supplementary are optional.
- What Do We Mean by the Dutch Further Reformation? Dr. Joel Beeke 53 min Open source Doctrinal ZRFC School of Theology 2015 (hosted by Kabwata Baptist Church, Lusaka), via SermonAudio
- Joel Beeke on Teellinck's The Path of True Godliness (Open Book) Stephen Nichols with Joel Beeke Open source Doctrinal Ligonier Ministries
- From Leiden to London: Anglo-Dutch Relations in the Early Modern Period Craig Hanson Open source History H. Henry Meeter Center, Calvin University Academic historians, several in the CRC milieu, not confessional subscribers in the school's sense; none of the retained lectures teaches doctrine. Retained strictly as history-context; the researcher's open question (whether history lectures by non-subscribers are acceptable) stands for the faculty.
Total: 0.9 hours