Hi Jamin, I’m not a regular visitor of your website, but every now and then I’m looking through it and find it very interesting. I’ve bought your portable presuppositionalist and started reading it. A friend of mine started some time ago to dig deep into all the presuppositionalism, christian philosophy and neo-calvinism. He’s telling me [...]

Mr. Jamin Hübner I’ve really enjoyed the Real Apologetics blog[...]I first became aware of this ministry through AOmin.org blog posts. Are you pursuing your Masters of Religion from RTS online? How has that worked for you?  I myself am interested in the RTS online Masters of Religion. I’d like to support your ministry through purchasing [...]

Came across some prophetic words by Kuyper (rectorial address of 1899) this morning, words that also fly in the face of all who are involved with the BioLogos Forum: We can hardly be sufficiently serious in warning all who worship Christ as their realized Ideal to be on guard against every wanton relation with evolution. [...]

Today, Neo-Calvinists seem to be infatuated with combining Darwinism/common descent with Christianity. The problem, of course, is that the founders of Neo-Calvinism – Herman Bavinck and Abraham Kuyper, perhaps the two greatest systematic theologians since John Calvin – abhorred the idea of theistic evolution and the idea that human beings descended from animals. Herman Bavinck, [...]

Bavinck and Reformed Theology Like John Calvin, Herman Bavinck is one of the greatest theologians who has ever lived. And just as some scholars like to re-write history and assert things about Calvin that aren’t true, so it is with unintentionally and sometimes intentionally misinterpreting Herman Bavinck. Granted, Calvin was much more influential in terms [...]

Abraham Kuyper and his successor Herman Bavinck are usually considered the “fathers of Neo-Calvinism.” I will spare you the details of what Neo-Calvinism is since more competent folks have already done so. But, I consider myself a Neo-Calvinist simply because I love the works of and adhere to the great majority of Kuyper and Bavinck’s [...]

Inerrancy and The Reformed Faith of Today and Yesterday Many semi-liberal, Reformed thinkers who are anti-conservative-evangelical  (i.e. Dordt College profs, Calvin College profs, Thinknet, Roy Clouser and his cronies, etc.) have often tried to separate Old Princeton’s rigorous work on the doctrine of inspiration from Neo-Calvinists’ (Bavinck and Kuyper) doctrine of Scripture. That is, they [...]