Basic Concepts in Christian Pedagogy – Jan Waterink

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Hegel, Marcuse and the New Left – Bernard Zylstra

Welcome to the Reformational Digital Library (RDL), a resource-base rooted in the tradition of the reformational Christian philosophy developed by the Dutch polymath Herman Dooyeweerd.

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Basic Concepts in Christian Pedagogy – Jan Waterink

“All Christians who in their scientific work are ashamed of the Name of Christ Jesus, because they desire honour among people, will be totally useless in the mighty struggle to recapture science, one of the great powers of Western culture, for the kingdom of God. This struggle is not hopeless, however, so long as it is waged in the full armour of faith in him who has said, ‘All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to Me,’ and again, ‘Take heart! I have overcome the world.'”

Herman Dooyeweerd,
20th-Century Christian philosopher

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