So glad to see and hear Dr Gaffin. He was one of my favorite teachers at WTS and a good friend. Those who had the privilege to be his students were blessed indeed.
per remark at 11:00 , If you count the several historical Presbyterian colleges and German Reformed colleges, Calvin College was certainly not the only Reformed undergraduate institution in the U.S. at the time. Geneva College, for example, was founded in 1848. But perhaps he meant that rhetorically as in "the only one worth attending, according to those advising him".
I’d like to ask him if he voted for Trump and how he felt about his vote. I am aghast at the lack of courage for Reformed theologians to speak against all the evil things that have been done to justify ‘winning’ and to turn the country into a theocratic one. Van Til, to my knowledge, would speak against GOP principles and he would have been attacked and accused being a socialist.
So glad to see and hear Dr Gaffin. He was one of my favorite teachers at WTS and a good friend. Those who had the privilege to be his students were blessed indeed.
This is awesome and let's also pause and admire Scott's boots.
I was hoping I wasn’t the only one …
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per remark at 11:00 , If you count the several historical Presbyterian colleges and German Reformed colleges, Calvin College was certainly not the only Reformed undergraduate institution in the U.S. at the time. Geneva College, for example, was founded in 1848. But perhaps he meant that rhetorically as in "the only one worth attending, according to those advising him".
Very impressive!!
I’d like to ask him if he voted for Trump and how he felt about his vote. I am aghast at the lack of courage for Reformed theologians to speak against all the evil things that have been done to justify ‘winning’ and to turn the country into a theocratic one. Van Til, to my knowledge, would speak against GOP principles and he would have been attacked and accused being a socialist.