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August 2003 Archive

Theses Theologicae (Theological Propositions)

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  • R. Scott Clark
on August 29, 2003

Introduction Since the medieval period, theologians have stated theology in the form of brief, sometimes provocative, propositions to be discussed. 1. Prolegomena Theology requires proper distinctions. The Protestant scholastics distinguished properly between archetypal (theology as God knows it in himself) and ectypal . . . Continue reading →

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