Works from 2005
Chimes: April 29, 2005, Calvin College
Calvin prepares for President Bush by Nana Yaa Dodi
Pruis hired as VP of advancement by Meghan Huber
Baseball stays in 2nd place by Todd Laforest
Calvin celebrates this year's community partnerships by Cara Daining
An Alumnus recounts the Dutch Resistance Effort by Nana Yaa Dodi
Student, faculty reactions to Pres. Bush by Maria R. Post
Death of average: exploring Calvin's dramatic grade inflation by Christina White
Oratorio Society, directed by Navarro, presents 'Voice and Verse' by Laura McGiness
An honor or an endorsement? by James Robin King
Calvin fails to move past K-zoo in MIAA by Brian Bosma
Volunteer track coaches work with love and loyalty by Annalise VenHuizen
...Chimes: April 22, 2005, Calvin College
President Bush will speak at Commencement by Joo Eun Kim
Tennis beats Hope for first time in 7 years by Brain Bosma
Applicant numbers surge from last year's low by Nana Yaa Dodi
Renovations to revitalize GR by Cara Daining
Knollcrest Dining hall offers fair trade coffee for students by Michael Vander Muelen
Calvin is called to simple living by Deena Thomas
44-hour film festival descends on Calvin by Anna Rodenberg
Something great is happening at the Gezon Theatre by Christina White
Lacrosse gains momentum for the conference tourney by Peter Daining
Deaf pitcher Ruth Anna Spooner only makes her team stronger by Peter Daining
...Chimes: April 15, 2005, Calvin College
Depth from freshmen helps lift men's tennis over Albion by Peter Daining
Profs will speak candidly about sex by Amanda Whitcomb
Panel of professors revisit the Schiavo case by Uduak Thomas
Cyber space privacy made public by Stephanie Vogelzang
Scholar wins Fraser Hart Award by Nana Yaa Dodi
Cross-culturally homegrown transplants by Kim Webster
Depression and the college student by Marissa Vecchio
If we choose neighbors, are they really? by Matt "Van" VanderWerff
Authentic booty-shaking? Dance Guild 2005 dissected by Katelyn "Rebecca" Beaty
Close calls in Chi-town by Brian Bosma
Senior Josh Vriesman breaks Calvin career hits record by Todd Laforest
...Chimes: April 8, 2005, Calvin College
Festival of Faith and Music brings artists to Calvin by Joseph Singley
Pope John Paul II's funeral held today by Alexis Dyer
Deters takes another MIAA record by Todd Laforest
Petra: A lost city is rediscovered by Nana Yaa Dodi
Chemistry professor recieves NIH grant for influencial research by Cara Daining
Interview with Congressman Vern Ehlers by Joo Eun Kim
Softball brings its record to 12-4 with wins over K-zoo by Annalise Venhuizen
Track uses meet as a practice by Peter Daining
...Chimes: April 1, 2005, Calvin College
Men's basketball finishes third in NCAA Division III by Brian Bosma
Friends and family remember John Zoerhoff by Joo Eun Kim
Students protest oil drilling in Washington, D.C. by Jon Zirkle
Calvin focuses on relationships by Cara Daining
Spring has sprung with Students for Compassionate Living by Mary DeVries and Bethany Berapelle
Festival of Faith and Music brings musicians to Calvin by Joseph W. Singley
Baseball splits games with K-zoo despite record-breaking pitching by Todd Laforest
Softball splits doubleheader with Aquinas by Peter Daining
...Chimes: March 11, 2005, Calvin College
Calvin grieves loss of Rachelle Goedhart by Nana Yaa Dodi
Petra exhibition showcases ancient artifacts by Lauren Stauffer
Concerto performs in FAC by Maria R. Post
Etiquette dinner provides dining skills for students by Elizabeth Gonzalez
Professors find new incentive to stay fit by Deena Thomas
Calvin seeks to inform students about eating disorders by Kirsten Anderson
Traditional drumming, multicultural lifestyle by Cara Daining
The Chimes staff honors women leaders at Calvin by Joo Eun Kim
What can we do in the face of violence? by Rachel Reed
Spring sports head south for training and fellowship by Todd Laforest and Peter Daining
Play by Draayer and Aultman push Calvin to Sweet 16 by Brian Bosma
...Chimes: March 4, 2005, Calvin College
March commemorates women's history by Elizabeth Gonzalez
Women's b-ball beats Franklin in first round by Peter Daining
Anita Hill leaves a legacy by Joo Eun Kim
Drawing the fine line of purity by Marissa Vecchio
... and now, a word from our vice president by Shirley Hoogstra
Rethinking our responsibilty as student journalists by Jonathan Beelen
Tuuk records history of Calvin sports for his alma mater by Peter Daining
Tennis gains important experience against powerhouse Aquinas team by Brian Bosma
A tale of two titles: both teams take MIAA by Peter Daining and Todd Laforest
...Dialogue: March 2005, Staff and writers of Dialogue
01 Untitled Kasarian Dane; 02 Editorial Mary Herrema; 04 Rainy Afternoon in the Library Katie Alley; 05 Untitled Melanie Vander Wal; 06 Rebecca Gregory Grutman; 07 My Father Singing Adam Fleming Petty; 08 Let it be Heard! Ben Schaafsma; 09 Optical Anxiety John Lucca, Downtown Debauchery Daniel Lynch; 10 NIGHT BEACH Juan Garcia; 12 On Giving Blood Bethany Keeley; 13 Anatomical Depiction of the Crucifixion Isaac Young and Vijay Bangalore; 14 Their Secret Amy Elise; 15 Darpe Ciem bh, Compassion and Truth Gabe Kruis, The Dream Simon Kittok; 16 Vortex Skin Deep Jo-Ann Van Reeuwyk; 18 For Dialogue Calen Rubin Spring Break Robert Zandstra; 19 A periodic sentence Hendrik Johan de Zoete; 20 Green reduction print Lance Kraai; 21 Ruth 1:20 Mary Herrema; 22 Up in Smoke: Our Calumet Region Funeral in DeMotte Robert Zandstra; 23 Joe See Ya Richard Coe; 24 Wisdom's Plea Michelle Larsen; 25 Bicyclis...
Chimes: February 25, 2005, Calvin College
Calvin evades Kalamazoo after a late-game scare by Todd Laforest
Students hold BK accountable by Nana Yaa Dodi
Polar bears take the plunge by Meghan Huber
Hekman Library offers Frisbee golf indoors by Deena Thomas
No more whining about wireless by Stephanie Vogelzang
CAUTION: Seniors scrambling by Rachel Pater
Getting sick of Social Security by Eric Rudie
Paris Holds the Key to my Heart by Kathleen Schmidt
Men's tennis begins their season in area competition by Peter Daining
Ladies roll past St. Mary's but have a hard path here on out by Brian Bosma
...Chimes: February 18, 2005, Calvin College
Women's basketball continues to roll, 49-45 by Todd Laforest
Iraqi votes tallied by Alexis Dyer
ESPN reports on The Rivalry by Nana Yaa Dodi
Buy a bracelet for Daryl by Stephanie Vogelzang
Hunger seminar reaches Calvin by Cara Daining
Innovating for a better campus community by Amy De Jong
Moses: a tradition of excellence in spirit week by Don Buist and Steve Dozeman
Knollcrest's changes provide new variety in student dining options by Justin Pot and Nick Dye
The Mosaic Community of Calvin by Joe Sung
Art gallery honors Huisman by Anna Rodenberg
Men take a hard loss in Holland but still hold second in MIAA by Brian Bosma
Calvin women take back MIAA title and men finish fourth by Peter Daining
...Chimes: February 11, 2005, Calvin College
Student taken into custody for on-campus weapons possession by Joo Eun Kim
Richard III changes the face of Shakespeare by Kim Webster
Knights' basketball tallies another win by Brian Bosma
Students to imitate "the Apprentice" by Nana Yaa Dodi
Fire started in SE coffee kitchen by Cara Daining
Library hosts reading by Cara Daining
Across the Pond: Semester in France by Kathleen Schmidt
Riding the Rapid by Adam Fleming Petty
Interview with Jon Meacham
The Bunker Interpretive Center hosts "A Bird's Eye View" by Deena Thomas
Lady Knights overpower Kalamazoo, 71-59 by Todd Laforest
Men's lacrosse team places first by Peter Daining
...Chimes: February 4, 2005, Calvin College
Recent on-campus thefts spur investigation by Meghan Huber
CTC to present Richard III by Rebecca Kallemeyn
President Bush delivers State of the Union address by Alexis Dyer
Bediako inspires students at Re-Gathering by Nana Yaa Dodi
IHD addresses international health by Deena Thomas
The face of homosexuality at Calvin by Justin Pot
Hope gets their revenge by Nate Heuker
Men squeak by Albion and women win with ease by Peter Daining
Calvin takes down Hope on the court and in the stands by Brian Bosma
...Chimes: January 21, 2005, Calvin College
Women's basketball trounces Albion, 74-60 by Jeff Febus
Prof wins Newbery Honor by Joo Eun Kim
MLK day stroll across campus by Cara Daining
...Is another man's treasure. by John Zwier
Alumni choir performs the Epiphany concert by Meghan Huber
The threat of Global Warming: Is it Fact or Fiction? by Joo Eun Kim
Women win, men lose at Wayne State Saturday by Peter Daining
Men's basketball stages major comeback to beat Alma by Dan Kotman
The Game: A Rivalry Renewed by Brian Bosma
...Chimes: January 14, 2005, Calvin College
Calvin basketball bounces back after tough loss by Brian Bosma
Calvin leads league into All-Star break by Nate C. Heuker
Eastern Orthodoxy revisited by Allison Graff
There and back again, all in one Saturday by Amanda Whitcomb
Students collect funds in Meeter Center and Johnny's by Alexis Dyer
After destruction, countries struggle to regain footing by John Zwier
Swim team's Florida fun by Peter Daining
Women's basketball looks like champs against K-zoo by Peter Daining
...Christ and the Covenant: Francis Turretin's Federal theology as a Defense of the Doctrine of Grace, Mark Beach, CalvinTheological Seminary
The subject of this dissertation is Francis Turretin's federal theology as a defense of the doctrine of grace. Specifically, it deals with Turretin's exposition of the twofold covenant of God--that is, the covenant of nature and the covenant of grace. In treating this subject, the dissertation has a twofold objective--first, to conitribute to an understanding of the theology of Turretin; second, to offer an evaluation regarding the validity of certain trajectories of scholarship pertaining to federal theology in general. This study, in its analysis and exposition of Turretin's understanding of the twofold covenant, deals with several issues that have arisen in the secondary literature on federal theology, namely whether it is a species of legalism, whether it emerged in an effort to escape certain questions surrounding the doctrine of predestination and whether it remained entangled i...
The Decree of Redemption Is in Effect: a Covenant David Dickson and the Covenant of Redemption, Carol A. Williams, CalvinTheological Seminary
While a significant amount of study has been devoted to the twofold system of covenants of works and grace, development of the threefold covenant system in Reformed theology of the seventeenth century that includes the pactum salutis has not been thoroughly researched. The doctrine of the intratrinitarian covenant between the Father and the Son concerning the whole work of redemption has been characterized in some secondary literature as speculative, unbiblical, the result of faulty exegesis, crassly contractual, a deviation from the pure teaching of the Reformers, and of dubious value. Moreever, these claims of discontinuity and questionable origin of pactum salutis have not been adequately considered, nor has the early development of federal theology after the Reformers and prior to the Westminster Confession of Faith and Johannes Cocceius been sufficiently investigated. Writers of ...
Works from 2004
Chimes: December 10, 2004, Calvin College
The Carol of the Bells by Adam Fleming Petty
January Series enhances the liberal arts by Amanda Whitcomb
Discussions on a new Wellness Conter perpetuate by Melody Joachim and Justin Pot
Spoelhof celebrates 95 years of God's faithfulness by Meghan Huber
Art students 'buck tyranny' by Joo Eun Kim
Advent: a time for those not ready for Christmas by Allison Graff
Commercializing Christmas, one turkey at a time by Ryan Van Drunen
Basketball and swim teams make plans for Christmas by Peter Daining
Women's basketball sets a new bar by Dan Kotman
...Chimes: December 3, 2004, Calvin College
Calvin student injured in accident by Joseph W. Singley
Cross-country team wins second consecutive national title by Peter Daining
Center Art Gallery features Ryan Reed by Joseph W. Singley
Students build a library for prisoners by Cara Daining
African Studies minor creates awareness of a growing continent by Nana Yaa Dodi
MAC challenges students' slience by Melody Joachim
With hearty laughter and profound wisdom, three presidents reminisce and look forward by Joo Eun Kim
Book preserves memories of Spoelhof by Maria R. Post
My first time visit to the Emeritorium by Adam Fleming Petty
Loving or judging; what does God ask of us? by Cecilia Woodworth
Desegregating Sunday: possible in GR? by Amy Jonason
Men's ba...
Dialogue: December 2004, Staff and writers of Dialogue
01 What a Horrible Night for a Curse Juan Garcia; 02 Editorial Kevin Buist; 04 Installation view of untitled works Raleigh Chadderdon; 05 Test #09 Kyle Schultz; 06 Diddo #9 Cody Shaffer; 07 I Shivered and Awoke Jacklyn Ab bas A fantasy on Oxford in Fall Na than Sytsma; 08 Growing is for Children Ben Schaafsma; 09 Untitled Jung Hyun (Peter), Nam; 10 Lost and Found on The Rapid; Stephen Kurczy 11 Petrarch 140, Revisited Ann Reilly; 12 Self-Recognition David Wunderink Blinded by the Sea Elizabeth Gonzalez; 13 Untitled Erin Bryant; 14 Chad Elevator Edward Westerhuis; 16 What a Horrible Night for a Curse Juan Garcia; 18 In Tribute to a Memory Joel Moyer, I looked for you, my friend Elizabeth Gonzalez; 19 In the Darkness I See Her Now Jackford Daedalus; 20 Saturday 5 Kyle Schultz; 21 Unkown Joe Post; 22 Hate Ash Bury Robert Zandstra, Pass Sarah Greenlee; 23 Most things C. K. Schicktanz, ...
Chimes: November 19, 2004, Calvin College
CTC performs Jane Eyre by Adam Fleming Petty
Variety show launches Nyela Fund by Nana Yaa Dodi
Theft in PE building concerns HPERDS by Joo Eun Kim
Peter Fish reel in students ' charity by Amanda Whitcomb
Hertzke speaks at Ninth Paul Henry lecture by Nana Yaa Dodi
Community awards Calvin's involvement by Cara Daining
Vande Kopple named Professor of the Year by Nana Yaa Dodi
FCA looks to unite athletes in Christ
Cross men go to nationals without the ladies by Dan Kotman
...Chimes: November 12, 2004, Calvin College
Men's soccer beats undefeated Alma to win MIAA championship by Todd Laforest
Fallujah initiative continues by Kirsten Anderson
'Polar Express' rides the rails through GR by Lauren Stauffer
Dange Guild: quota exceeded by Jessica Kadlub
Distractions trap students in race against time by Uduak Thomas
Stewardship does not compromise by Jon Zirkle
I'm a Christian... and a Kerry supporter by James Timmer
Shedding the 'lie of oblivious ease' in a sick and dying world by Dale Cooper
Volleyball stuns unbeaten Alma to win MIAA and bid to Nationals by Dan Kotman
...Chimes: November 5, 2004, Calvin College
Four more years for Bush by Gretchen Norton
Trick or treaters light up KE by Stephanie Vogelzang
Reading buddies take a dip in the Natatorium by Nana Yaa Dodi
Safety on campus questionable? by Justin Pot
Calvin seeks reaccreditation by Heather Farrell
Would you like fair trade with your coffee? by Brendan Brink-Halloran
Men's cross dominate on home course by Brian Bosma
...Chimes: October 29, 2004, Calvin College
Les Jacques de Chimes reign supreme by Ricardo de los Carillones
Evictions render students homeless by Amanda Whitcomb
Home winning streak continues by Dan Kotman
59th Fall Music Festival by Nana Yaa Dodi
Students speak out on election issues by Joo Eun Kim
Presidential election 2004: Guide to voting on the issues by Maria Post
Calvin student electorate polled by Shiko Nguru
Students advise taking a year off by Christian Ocier
Concert music fills the chapel by Joseph W. Singley
...Chimes: October 22, 2004, Calvin College
Politicians talk urban issues by Amanda Whitcomb
Boston Red Sox to the World Series by Brian Bosma
Student buskers wanted in crossing: Calvin tries an European tradition by Amanda Stek
Dorm-a-ment bridges west and east campuses by Elizabeth Gonzalez
Calvin hosts series of rape discussions by Karen Moschenrose
Getting the salt out of the salt shaker: Students issue a call for more focus on global missions at Calvin by Allison Graff
Hungary semester offers tastes of Central Europe by Meghan Mast
Volleyball split 2-2 in tourney by Todd Laforest
...Chimes: October 15, 2004, Calvin College
Encouraging students to think in different ways by Joo Eun Kim
Addressing international racism on a local level by Melody Joachim
Poverty bus rolls through GR by Maria Post
Final debate fiery by Melinda Steenbergen
Calvin tunes in to new cable channels by Elizabeth Gonzalez
SE bags food drive by Amanda Whitcomb
New Wellness Center: well-planned? by Rachel Unema and Dave Vannette
Gauging the spiritual climate at Calvin by Allison Graff
"Hey mommy, what is the good?" "Be quiet, Socrates" by Emily J. Rattray
Haagsma works in a fifth season by Peter Daining
'Kiss more' and 'Don't drink and weld' create curiosity on campus by Peter Daining
...Chimes: October 8, 2004, Calvin College
10 day review reveals drop by Nana Yaa Dodi
Debate discrepancies deceive electorate by Melinda Steenbergen
A fungus among us by Stephanie Vogelzang
Calvin seeks to UNLEARN by Anissa Adkins
Take a survey on vocation by Joo Eun Kim
Lovedrug sends good vibrations at Calvin by Justin Heslinga
Calvin accordionist plays crowd, competition by Melody Joachim
Campusfood.com targets college students by Joo Eun Kim
Under what nation do we stand? by Daniel McWhirter
Men's soccer continues to dominate by Brian Bosma
Build your own adventure through the Intramural Wilderness Trips by Peter Daining
...Chimes: October 1, 2004, Calvin College
Armed robbers assault off-campus students by Nana Yaa Dodi
African Union called to duty by Suzanna Klaucke
Calvin gets hard on AirSoft by Derel Glashower
Students search for alternatives to bookstore by Marissa Vecchio
Dorm mascots: more than just a giant red zebra by Andrew McBurney
Lab Theatre holds auditions by Alex Agard
Finding your way in a prefixed America by Christian Ocier
Finding ourselves through volunteering by Bryan Kibbe
Winkle shows his passion for developing leadership in Calvin's athletes by Peter Daining
...Dialogue: October 2004, Staff and writers of Dialogue
01 Gilded Flicker Adam Wolpa; 02 Editorial Kevin Buist; 04 Red Light District Edward Westerhuis; 05 Untitled Heather Farrell; 06 September mornings in our new apartment, Hendrik Johan de Zoete, Haiku for Jim Vanden Bosch David Urban; 07 Welcome to the endless chaos, A Sestina Brian Medema; 08 Untitled Juan Garcia; 09 Blind Contour Study Zoe Perkins; 10 A Farewell to the Ghost of Christmas Past Kate Block; 12 Red Clay Susan Meyerer; 13 Green Betsy Robert Zandstra; 14 Hanging Back Nathan Sytsma; 15 Taste of Heaven Elizabeth Gonzalez, Of the Epicureans Ann Reilly; 16 Birds Adam Wopla; 18 We Were Seven Mandy Suhr; 20 Waiting Mary Horning; 22 Rainy Awakening Elizabeth Gonzalez, Another Self Robert Zandstra; 23 Keeping Up Thomas B. Phulery; 24 An Ascent Nathan Sytsma; 25 Experiments With Lasers Tina Jackson; 26 Ash Wednesday at the Abbey Nathan Sytsma; 27 The Night is a Mystic Elizabeth Go...
Chimes: September 24, 2004, Calvin College
National Survey tarnishes Calvin's record by Heidi Smilde
Cross country cruises by Brian Bosma
War scourges Sudan by Nana Yaa Dodi
Joseph Arthur jams the night away by Joseph W. Singley
Site makes citations a breeze by Nana Yaa Dodi
Calvin and community partner for change by Derel Glashower
Beyond what the eyes can see: Center Art Gallery by Joo Eun Kim
Students answer call for Jubilee by Melody Joachim
Mending the gaps between men and women by Bryan Kibbe
Don't have a major? Don't worry by Janelle Drew
Hope escapes Calvin's women's soccer by Travis Yonkman
...Chimes: September 17, 2004, Calvin College
Students get down and dirty by Laura Peterson
Seven dorms compete with rigor by Amanda Whitcomb
Bunker Interpretive Center dedication by Deter Bouma
Student Senate cuts book bill by Meghan Huber
College electorate urged to 'declare' itself by Melinda Steenbergen
Students produce play in 24 hours by Becky Kallemeyn
Cave Café resumes by Joseph Singley
Homesickness hits students hard by Janelle Drew
Spiritual Community at Calvin: Moving from a tribal enclave toward the living center by Dale Cooper
The tradition of chaos continues by Miriam Maring
Athletes climb to new leadership heights by Lisa Winkle
...Chimes: September 10, 2004, Calvin College
New AEDs jumpstart Calvin by Amanda Whitcomb
State of Michigan 'grants' wish by Amanda Whitcomb
Madison Greene showcases tribal music at Calvin by Melody Joachim
Proud to be an American: Commons employee sheds her refugee status by Nana Yaa Dodi
Look alive, register to vote by Deena Thomas
Knightcare values the dollar by Stephanie Vogelzang
Bunker Center opens by Amanda Whitcomb
Looking for the still, small voice amongst all the noise by Cyndi Fecher
Buying into diversity without getting a receipt by Lindsy Miles
...Chimes: September 3, 2004, Calvin College
Burton Street reopens by Nana Yaa Dodi
President Byker addresses new students by Melinda Steenbergen
Calvin offers an assortment of arts by Joseph Singley
Places to go, things to see in Grand Rapids by Alexis Dyer
Don't hit the snooze button: Getting up on Sunday morning can make your college experience all the better by Allison Graff
Local pastors speak out to college aged church goers by Allison Graff
What all students must do before they die (or graduate) by Adam Petty and Cyndi Fecher
...Dialogue: April 2004, Staff and writers of Dialogue
02 Editorial Lisa Van Arragon; 06 Psuedo-Humility #1, #2, #3, #4, #5Michelle Vondiziano; 08 Yellow Spot of Light Becca Morrison; 10 Tawas State Park, Surf Riding Abby Leja; 12 Untitled Nick Zondervan; 13 Hotel Haven Nathan Sytsma, Back Ann Reilly; 14 Interception Kevin Buist, Michelle Vondiziano, Raleigh Chadderdon, Juan Garcia; 16 Reflections on Faith and UpbringingMatt Jensen, Distance Kirk Stewart; 17 Shafts into the Dark Jonathan Hiskes, La Armonfa del Mar Adam Petty; 18 Untitled Kasarian Dane; 20 Lost and Found Emily C. DiFrisco; 22 Untitled Jevon van Vliet; 25 Untitled Peter Dewey; 26 Untitled Lindsay Goodyk; 27 Full Moon with Icicles Mark Speyers; 28 Judgement Day Peter J. Berghoef, Imitation of a W. S. Merwin Poem, Erin Bryant Give Me a Bomb Peter J. Berghoef; 29 Moments Audrey Befus, I Haven't Seen the Ganges, But Here's What the Concord Told Me Jonathan Hiskes; 30 Mexican St...
Dialogue: January 2004, Staff and writers of Dialogue
1 Cover Image David Maida; 3 Editorial Kevin Buist 4 Traveling Sales Bat Alex Beerhorst; 5 Untitled Steph Ainsworth; 6 I was once a lion-tamer Steve Kurczy; 7 Tuesday News Richard Coe, Light from a Vault
T. C. Avery; 8 Under Lock and Key Josh Leo; 9 Broken Crutch Grant Stoye; 10 D Monkeys All Adam Forrest; 12 A Prayer James K. A. Smith; 13 Untitled Rachel Weening; 14 Those People Audrey Befus, Treading Air Amy VanNocker; 15 9-24 Telegram Adam Forrest; 16 1981 Kevin Buist; 18 Good Aim Leslie Harkema; 20 Sketch Book Drawing David Maida; 21 Would You Like a Shot of Justice With Your Coffee? Emily Venn; 22 The Daily News Thomas B. Phulery; 24 Glamour Line Portrait Michelle Vondiziano; 26 Girl Meredith Kathryn-Case Hoogendam; 27 Ben Playing the Keys Peter Brant; 28 Go and Do Likewise Derek Peterson; 30 Contributor Information
Modified Kenotic Christology, the Trinity and Christian Orthodoxy, Thomas H. McCall, CalvinTheological Seminary
There has been a recent resurgence of interest in the exploration of the resources of kenotic Christology as a way of countering charges that the traditional doctrine of the Incarnation is incoherent. However, John Hick and others have charged the proponents of this strategy with saving coherence at the price of orthodoxy. Some analytic philosophers of religion and philosophical theologians (notably Stephen T. Davis, C. Stephen Evans and Ronald J. Feenstra) defend a modified version of kenotic Christology, one that they think does not contradict the major creedal Christological statements. But to this date no one has produced an extended study of the relation of modified kenotic Christology to classical Christian orthodoxy. In chapters one and two I introduce both this study and the modified kenotic model under consideration. The third chapter explores ability of modified kenotic Chri...
Theological Foundation For a Reformed Doctrine of Natural Law, Stephen John Grabill, CalvinTheological Seminary
Although the magisterial Reformers inherited the natural-law tradition as a noncontroversial legacy of late medieval scholasticism, their twentieth-century descendents have, more often than not, assumed a critical stance toward that tradition. This antipathy has been fueled in large part, but not exclusively by Karl Barth's vigorous repudiation of natural theology in the 1934 disputation with Emil Brunner. Like Herman Dooyeweerd, G.C. Berkouwer, and Cornelius Van Til, Barth identified the doctrines of natural theology/natural law as rationalistic vestiges of Thomism that Calvin and Luther had unwittingly assimilated and that, in the scholastic systems of Reformed orthodoxy, became the foundation for the anthropological turn in theology that would eventually run its course in the nineteenth century. A major obstacle for twentieth-century Protestant and Reformed theologians in assessing...
Works from 2003
Dialogue: October 2003, Staff and writers of Dialogue
01 Cover Image Meagan Luhrs; 03 Editorial Jon Hiskes; 06 SinTitulo Leslie Harkema; 07 Your Torso is a Canvas Adam Petty; 09 Drumroll Please T. C. Avery, Taking Notes Jon Hiskes; The Powers That Be Mindy"DeYoung, 12 What Remains T. C. Avery, LP Erin Bryant; 14 4th of July Peter Berghoef; 18 In Blue Nathan J. Carpenter; 21 Flight Plans
Jon Hiskes; 23 Little miscarriages along the way Meredith Kathryn-Case Hoogendam; 24 Imaginary Love Audrey Befus; 26 To Rise and Do Battle Thomas B. Phulery; 27 Goodbye Peter Berghoef, Staring out Amy Lewis; 30 Cont~ibutor Information
Chimes: May 14, 2003, Calvin College
Calvin adds new Multicultural Dean to roster by Beth Heinen
Woodlawn approves new ministry center by Christian Bell
Calvin focuses on faculty retention by Christian Bell
Pretty 'FLY' for a Dutch guy by Chris Wenstrom
Faculty Senate considers a multitude of changes by Becca Morrison
Christian civil rights leader to speak at Commencement by Rae Westerhof
Declaration of Independence coming to Grand Rapids by Kat Meyer
Calvin track and field destroys MIAA by Ted Fackler
The crisis of cool: lightening up to lighting up by Tim Schuringa
What in the world should we do with World? by Christian Bell
A professor celebrates at Honors Convocation 2003 by Jennifer L. Holberg
Special Athletes turn out in droves to compete...
Chimes: May 2, 2003, Calvin College
Young authors come to campus by Peter Ippel
Art department conditions 'woefully inadequate' by Heather Lamson
Late season winning streak spurs softball by Ross Weener
CIT makes changes to e-mail by Will Refvem
Professor makes Web site for scholars by Peter Ippel
The 2003 Men's lacrosse goes the distance by Ted Fackler
Track & field sends its best to Nationals by Brian Booth
Stressed and depressed? Yeah, well, join the club by Seth Clayton
Women ministers make inroads in the CRC by Anna Crouch
You're a good man, Mr. Spoelhof by Abram Van Engen
Faith & Writing previewed by Dietrich Bouma
...Chimes: April 25, 2003, Calvin College
Major remodeling to commence in KE by Chris Wenstrom
Women's lacrosse: the best team you've never seen by Ryan Jones
Panel probes sensitive issue of abortion by Laura Peterson
Students elect Student Senate executive team by Deena Thompson
Looking to get dirt under your finger nails? by Kate Hase
Baseball & softball: news from the diamond by Ted Fackler
Aldi: they'll give you a deal but not a bag by Danielle Jones
Professor and students have chemistry by Adam Petty
Grappling with abortion and cultivating conversation by Rebecca Jordan
Developing sacred dance worthy of praise by Jeremy Vecchi, Anna Rodriguez, and Heather Willett
Putting homosexuals on equal footing at Calvin by Jackie Tao
Purple ribbons symbol...
Chimes: April 11, 2003, Calvin College
Ice storm pounds city by Kat Meyer
Campus well-equipped for fury of storm by Adam Petty and Chris Wenstrom
Baghdad hails beginning of end by Mark Armstrong
January Series hunts big name speakers by Chris Wenstrom
Road to the MIAA title goes through Calvin by Ross Weener
Religious group's presence on campus sparks controversy by Heather Lamson
Here comes the sun: students bring the power by Brit Hutchison
"What I long to see" A word from Chaplain Cooper by Dale Cooper
Making Student Senate a real student senate by Abram Van Engen
Student and dean anticipate Ribbon Week by Noah Kruis and Bob Crow
Knollcrest contemplates freedom through fries... by Dietrich Bouma
New construction projects announced by Will...
Chimes: April 4, 2003, Calvin College
Deans shuffle offices in Residence Life by Will Refvem
Love is in the air -- and on the stage by Megan Joy Kok
"Messiah" reduced to single show by Cathy Guiles
Calvin builds new athletic facilities by Mike Roorda
Sem gets new parsonage by Laura Peterson
Students and staff grapple with sexuality issues by Chris Wenstrom
Calvin track and field shatters records by Brian Booth
The secret life of Calvin's female professors by Chinelo Onwualu
Class notes a cover for all sorts of foolery by Adam Petty
Minorities make their voices heard by Adam Petty
Responding to Christ in humble idealism by Mark Schemper
Calvin hosts intercultural presidential symposium by Peter Ippel
...Dialogue: April 2003, Staff and writers of Dialogue
03 Editorial Meagan Luhrs and Ryan Thornpson; 04 Milk Michelle Vondiziano; 05 Untitled Abby Leja; 06 The Essence of Gallup, NM Becca Morri son; 08 Untitled Ryan Schoonover; 09 Sleeve by Sleeve Annie Anderson, A Small Case of Ergative Poems-III James Vanden Bosch; 10 Untitled Jim Kuipers; 12 Midnight Scenes Anonymous; 13 Postcard
Kevin Buist; 14 Spring Walk Abram Van Engen, Guilt Ruth Krygsheld; 15 Saturday night, spent in a Marseille train stataon kelly anne ziegler;16 #4, #5 liz dieleman; 18 Sometimes, you just don't know what to say Ben Frederiksen; 19 History Notes Taken as Haikus Sean Michael Baker; 20 Untitled Alex Beerhorst; 21 4 Marer, 2002 Jessica Head, Sun Spots Joe Kawano; 22 Jurne 1st, 1942: 927 Calories, 63 ° Fahrenheit meredith kathryn-case gipson; 23 untitled Lindsay Goodyk; 24 Untitled 1 Juan Garcia; 25 Montmarte, Paris kelly anne ziegler; 26 Pool Hall in River City...
Chimes: March 28, 2003, Calvin College
Iraq attack begins; U.S. heads for Baghdad by Alexis Dyer
Students respond to Iraq war by Adam Petty
Band tour survives blizzard by Benny Poosawtsee
Prof becomes Trinity president by Chris Wenstrom
Ross wows and witnesses by Stephanie Biesheuvel
Students pray for peace by Will Refvem
"What a long, strange trip it's been..." A week with the Calvin varsity baseball team in sunny southern Florida by Ted Fackler
Athletic achievement wrap-up by Mike Roorda
Students offer their services during spring break by Adam Petty
Has contemporary Christian music's mission of evangelism failed? by Christian Bell
...Chimes: March 14, 2003, Calvin College
Senate declines to rescind motion by Will Refvem
Deposed tobacco scientist speaks on industry evils by Christ Wenstrom
Student arrested on campus by Christian Bell and Beth Heinen
Dialogue rocks the casbah by Peter Ippel
Calvin hockey lands the three-spot by Ted Fackler
Baseball team warms up to new season by Ryan Jones
Living in Washington, D.C. a capitol experience by Maria Mulder
The colors of Calvin revealed by Prism by Melinda Steenbergen
Calvin students collaborate on 'The Good City' by Shaun Booth
Calvin's observatory gets a new telescope for your viewing pleasure by Phil Ammar
...Chimes: March 7, 2003, Calvin College
Hope edges Calvin in overtime thriller by Brian Roelofs
Faculty Senate convenes for monthly meeting by Chris Wenstrom
CIA nabs top al Qaeda suspect by Mark Armstrong
Calvin Information Technology revamps computer interfaces by Chris Wenstrom
Another look at World Affairs Council by Sarah Yore
Students get an insider's look into the Supreme Court by Joo Eun Kim
Koinonia draws students into thinking about community by Andrea Miller
Men's and women's track and field preview by Andy Drake
Students with family in military comforted by Adam Petty
Calvin alumni continues work of wife by Adam Petty
Calvin Video Network flourishes in '03 by Kristin VanderKam
Exploring energy conservation alternatives by Jordan H...
Dialogue: March 2003, Staff and writers of Dialogue
03 Editorial Ryan Thompson; 04 Companions at Dusk Dan Clemo; 05 Guatemalan Market Jes Brouwer; 06 After Four Years Some Black-Rimmed Art Critic Micah Bruxvoort; 07 Buddha, Boston M.F.A. Nathan Sytsma, Come Back Mary Herrema; 08 Ain't No Man Righteous Erin Bryant; 09 CLARITY Kim DeHoog, 10 The Mother land Emerson Hettinga; 11 A Smail Case of Ergatives II James Vanden Bosch; 12 may 25th 2001 meredith kathryn-case gipson, The Tourist Adam Petty; 13 Bergheim Cathedral Matt Walhout; 14 postcards (from Spain) noah paul borgondy; 16 Untitled #1/#2 Raleigh Chaderdon; 18 Surrender Andrew White, Night Laughter T. C. Avery; 19 White Circle meredith kathryn-case gipson; 20 Royal Tennenbaums Portraits Jenny Scott; 21 In the Basement Peter Berghoef, One Valentine Nightmare Ted Fackler; 22 Untitled Josh Speyers; 23 English 101: Deliberate Dissonance Jerry Fondse; 24 What Passed Between Abram Van En...
Chimes: February 28, 2003, Calvin College
Student Senate passes anti-war resolution by Will Refvem
Rangeela 2003: a festival of music, dancing, and culture by Jodi Anderson
Faculty begin sexual harassment awareness training by Laura Peterson
Student siblings come to campus by Peter Ippel
March brings films on women by Becca Morrison
Residence Life provides online housing search by Stephanie Biesheuvel
Calvin Hockey Goes National! by Ted Fackler
Calvin leaves MIAA with tarnished armor by Mike Roorda
Behind the scenes of Dialogue by Adam Petty
White snow brings blue feelings for those with SAD by Cathy Guiles
Walking in a medieval wonderland by Adam Petty
...Chimes: February 21, 2003, Calvin College
Tuition skyrockets above $22,000 by Will Refvem
A week in the life of Chimes by Adam Petty
Spike in computer viruses prompts CIT threat by Stephanie Biesheuvel
Panel discusses 'Careers in Science' by Sara Yore
Groups petition Student Senate on Iraq by Will Refvem
Byker sums up Board of Trustees Report by Laura Peterson
Home Repair Services gives its community a boost by Jennie Medema
Calvin swimming and diving pound out yet another victory by Chris Sveen
RAs make sure dorms are never boring by Leslie Pratt
Marriage: a matter of security or maturity? by Seth Clayton
Why Christianity is sexier than liberal democracy by James K.A. Smith
Bratt presents a new slant on slavery by Chris Wenstrom
...Chimes: February 14, 2003, Calvin College
Jars of Clay launches tour at Calvin by Jodi Anderson
Live via satellite: it's the Simpson Family Smile-Time Variety Hour! by Chris Wenstrom
Airband 2003 by Adam Petty
World Affairs Council kicks off series by Dietrich Bouma
D.C. doctor discusses work with poor by Noah Kruis
The Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit opens in Grand Rapids by Kat Meyer
Calvin to compete at MIAA championships by Chris Sveen
Flying Dutchmen overpower Knights by Ryan Jones
Progress and affluence: reconsidering capitalism by Mark Schemper
Sexetera: a realistic approach to a taboo subject by Jackie Tao
Homecoming events made a splash by Chris Wenstrom
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