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Helm Replies to Lucas on the Nature of “Affections” in Edwards

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R. Scott Clark

on April 12, 2011

Paul Helm wrote a very interesting critique of Edwards, one with which the HB has some sympathy. Sean Lucas replied by arguing that Helm had read too much into the noun “affections.” Helm has replied to Lucas by arguing that, in Edwards . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Defining “Reformed”, History of Reformed Theology, Recovering the Reformed Confession, Reformed Piety | Tagged Cambridge Platonism, idealism, Jonathan Edwards, occasionalism, Paul Helm, Reformed Piety, Religious Affections, Sean Lucas

Heidelcast 146: I AM That I AM (14): God’s Sovereign Arrangement Of All Things

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Heidelcast

on April 4, 2020 | 2 Comments

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We are continuing our series on the doctrine of God, I Am That I Am. This is part 14 of the series, which begins with Heidelcast episode 123. We could not be addressing a more timely topic: providence. Heidelberg Catechism 27 asks: . . . Continue reading →

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