Works from 2003
Chimes: February 7, 2003, Calvin College
Calvin divided over possibility of war by Chris Wenstrom
West meets east in new CCE course offering by Will Refvem
Senate booksale saves students cash by Peter Ippel
New festival spotlights music and faith by Chris Verkaik
Calvin student wins big by Joo Eun Kim
DeVos starts fresh, familiar position by Kate Medema
Comets burn out on Wed. night by Rachel Westerhof
Dawn to dusk: thoughts from New England by Abram Van Engen
Movie producer wows Calvin by Becca Morrison
...Chimes: January 24, 2003, Calvin College
Calvin trounces Hope in 74-70 thriller by Mike Roorda
Calvin backpedals on daycare plan by Laura Peterson
Students lose hundreds in Michigan scholarships by Becca Morrison
Religious youths have sex, too by Chris Wenstrom
Swim teams steady on by Craig Campbell
Truthfulness in faith: avoiding heresy by Heather Lamson
Lecture doesn't do justice to MLK by Kristin Van Heukelem
They won't fight to win by Andrea Miller
Some say money's okay by Stephanie Biesheuvel
...Chimes: January 17, 2003, Calvin College
January Series 2003 kicks off with a buzz by Christian Bell
"As it is in Heaven" competes nationally by Becca Morrison
Byker Chair increases scholarship by Joo Eun Kim
Calvin, Hope to play 150th game tomorrow by Christian Bell
Luncheon nourishes body and mind by Will Refvem
Students catch racquetball flu by Peter Ippel
Calvin basketball ready for the MIAA by Ross Weener
Science Building radiating safety (and some mystery) by Heather Lamson
Kant, the draft, and the calamities of war by Mark Schemper
Calvin Worship Symposium refreshes attendees by Stephanie Biesheuvel
...Calvin's Hermeneutics of the Imprecations of the Psalter, Paul Mbunga Mpindi, CalvinTheological Seminary
This dissertation rehearses the issue of Calvin's Old Testament exegesis in the light his hermeneutical approach to the imprecatory passages of the Psalter. The imprecatory passages of the Psalms offer an ideal place to examine the thesis that Calvin's exegetical principles shared elements of the late medieval hermeneutics, but also moved him away from late medieval exegesis toward a more direct application of the literal meaning of the text to his contemporary situation. Our analysis of Calvin's exegesis of the imprecatory passages of the Psalter reveals that the Reformer of Geneva followed a three-pronged approach: With traditional and sixteenth-century commentators, Calvin read the imprecations of the Psalter historically. Calvin acknowledges that on the historical-literal level, the imprecations of the Psalter are prayers offered to the God of the covenant by David, the chosen Ki...
Embracing Leer and Leven: the theology of Simon Oomius in the Context of Nadere Reformatie Orthodoxy, Gregory D. Schuringa, CalvinTheological Seminary
Scholarship has tended either to brush aside the Dutch Reformed piety of the movement known as the Nadere Reformatie (c.1600-1750) as an aberration from the Reformation, or it has tended, more recently when it has shown interest in the movement, to fail to place the theology of its proponents in its proper orthodox Reformed theological context. This latter failure has resulted, often, in a bifurcation between the Nadere Reformatie and Reformed orthodoxy and scholasticism during the post-Reformation era of Reformed church history and theology. The two have tended to be viewed as mutually exclusive movements. The Nadere Reformatie, with its strong spirituality and practical drive, has been separated from Reformed orthodoxy and scholasticism with their academic rigor, feisty polemics, and concern for right doctrine. Beyond creating a bifurcation between the two movements past scholarship...
From "Winner" To "Sign": the Changed Understanding of the Church-World Relation in Twentieth-Century Ecumenical Thought, Benebo Fubara-Manuel, CalvinTheological Seminary
Many critics and supporters alike of the World Council of (WCC) contend that it has shifted from its original Christocentric and Trinitarian "Basis." Some, especially conservative evangelicals, see this shift as a. movement away from Christian evangelism and the uniqueness of Christ to the unification of humanity in a syncretism of in which the gospel is replaced by social work. Others have identified the shift to be a movement away from Christology to cosmic prieurnatology, or from an eschatological vision of human unity to a narrow vision of church unity, or from a Christocentric universalism, which did not allow for the wider vision of unity of humankind, to a fuller Trinitarian vision encompassing all of life and all of creation in one grand view. The argument of this dissertation is that the shift in understanding of twentieth-century ecumenical church-world relation is not from...
Works from 2002
Chimes: December 6, 2002, Calvin College
Student Life to monitor academic dishonesty by Christian Bell
Robbery strikes dorms by Peter Ippel
SJC promotes AIDS awareness by Joo Eun Kim
Symposium gathers experts on music by Stephanie Biesheuvel
Profs set priorities by Becca Morrison
Cross Country teams compete at nationals by Craig Campbell
Brad White: portrait of a Calvin triathlete by Mike Roorda
Celebrating Christmas down through the ages by Adam Petty
Ponderings of a new professor by Kevin D. Dougherty
Jubilee welcomes future ministers by Joo Eun Kim
...Dialogue: December 2002, Staff and writers of Dialogue
03 Editorial Meagan Luhrs; 04 Self Portrait Ari Tenyenhuis; 05 Dress
Rachael Stevenson; 06 Cancer, Communion, and Christmas Chad Engbers; 07 Radioactive Jesus, Abril 25, Tegucigalpa, Honduras
Ben Frederiksen; 08 No Common Ground Raleigh Chadderdon; 09 Black Roses T. C. Avery, Untitled Zachary Campbell; 10 Lamp Katie Alley; 11 cop-out Zachary Campbell; 12 Heaven-Haven Nathan Sytsma; 13 StarTrail Lake Andrew Vanden Heuvel; 14 November, PA Noah Borgondy; 16 Untitled, Terra lncognita Series Jennifer Steensma Hoag; 18 Threads of Home Abram Van Engen; 19 Window Sight Tiffany Leighton, Chris and Nina Michelle Vondiziano; 20 Dance Jessica Head; 21 A Small Wreath Daniel McWhirter; 22 Self Portrait Andy Stob; 23 Arse Poetica Noah M. Thomas; 24 On the Poesy of Dialogue v.35.1 Andrew White, Title Nine Molly F. Delcamp; 25 Polka Party Jenny Scott; 26 The Beejabers Thomas B. Phulery; 27 Arc...
Chimes: November 22, 2002, Calvin College
File sharing gives students porn access by Peter Ippel
Disabled profs alarmed by fire threat by Joo Eun Kim
Names and Faces distribution policies create uproar by Joo Eun Kim
January Series promises more big names and hot topics by Erin Miller
Students indulge in seven deadly sins by Stephanie Biesheuvel
Faith-based workshop calls for initiative against sprawl by Ben Frederiksen
XC teams top in regionals by Craig Campbell
Top 10 reasons to be thankful at Calvin by Heather Lamson
Does Calvin really believe in responsible freedom? by Vito Russo
'Unlearn' trivializes real racism by Brian Besong
Faculty is here to stay by Becca Morrison
...Chimes: November 15, 2002, Calvin College
Administration considers chapel extension by Christian Bell
Daycare considered by Laura Peterson
Equality in MI sports headed for court by Lauren Befus
Students promote non-violence by Peter Ippel
Faculty survey reveals varying stats by Becca Morrison
X-Country on the road again by Mike Roorda
Swim teams off to rocky start by Ted Fackler and Erin O'Connor
Domestic Problems unplugged in the Cave by Shaun Booth
Seminars bring depth to Christian scholarship by Adam Petty
Complaining about complaining: a spiral of ingratitude by Jonathan Mensink
Mothers: just housewives or economic assets? by Anneke Spee
Women can preach: Women ministers talk about the challenges they face by Cathy Guiles
...Chimes: November 8, 2002, Calvin College
Republicans gain control of Congress by Maria Mulder
Theatre Company presents 'A Doll House' by Megan Joy Kok
'Light in the Night' draws 500 children by Cathy Guiles
Women's volleyball wins first round of tourney by Erin O'Connor
Engineering seniors take design project to new level by Erin Miller
Students keep $1.4 billion in scholarships by Joo Eun Kim
Peace and justice meet over coffee by Stephanie Biesheuvel
Swim team poised to make a splash by Ted Fackler
Next year's up and coming stars by Mike Roorda
Local retirees hear the CALL at Calvin by Adam Petty
The gospel of the john: An overview of Calvin's most personal memoirs by Adam Petty
'The catch-22 of liberal arts' by BJ Wolstenholme
...Chimes: November 1, 2002, Calvin College
East Campus christened by Joo Eun Kim
Fall Music Festival 2002: Evenings of musical performance show off 500 students' talent by Shaun Booth
Science Fair lets students show off work by Deborah Kwak and Jeffrey Elzinga
Israeli government collapses by Maria Mulder
Baird presents harsh realities of pornography by Noah Kruis
CCE courses expose students to cultures by Deena Thomas
Transfer students find Calvin at long last by Heather Lamson
Women's soccer beats St. Mary's by Mike Roorda
Women's hoops seeks to improve by Ross Weener
...Chimes: October 25, 2002, Calvin College
Thief breaks into multiple cars in KE lots by Joo Eun Kim
Karaoke contest invades Cave by Peter Ippel
Les Jacques triumphs over faculty again by Sideline Sam
Math exemptions invalid after 2004 by Benny Poosawtsee
Campus Safety issues crime bulletin for theft suspect by Becca Morrison
Honors Program selects forty McGregor Scholars by Joo Eun Kim
Varsity volleyball rolls on by Ross Weener
Calvin and Albion come up empty in double OT by Ted Fackler
Students give ROTC the A-OK by Adam Petty
A thin gulf dividing childish and childlike faith by Kristin Van Heukelem
...Chimes: October 18, 2002, Calvin College
Students' opinion: KnightCare a nightmare by Becca Morrison
Prayer for peace in world by Cathy Guiles
Fieldhouse to receive a fitness facelift by Seth Clayton
Computer Science graduates prosper by Joo Eun Kim
Cardboard canoe race cancelled by Stephanie Bieshuvel
Calvin and local CRC church team up to help out school by Beth Heinen
Knights volleyball victorious over Kalamazoo by Mike Roorda
What it takes to start a club sport at Calvin by Ted Fackler
Support group offered for gay students by Adam Petty
Engineering student learns new 'Ideas' in Switzerland by Heather Lamson
Abuse victims find Safe Haven by Stephanie Brock
U.S. not as noble as its Nobel winner by Mark Schemper
Library adds acces...
Chimes: October 11, 2002, Calvin College
Food Services gets clean bill of health by Becca Morrison
Problems taint opening of buildings by Christian Bell
Bush codifies U.S./Iraq policy by Maria Mulder
Women's soccer 5-2 over K-Zoo by Mike Roorda
"Flavor This" spices up Fish House by Peter Ippel
MSAB strives for student unity through 2nd annual Anti-Racism Week by Leslie Pratt
2002: Could football finally thrive at Calvin? by Ted Fackler
Women's golf completes successful season by Ross Weener
At the Meeter Center, learn more about John Calvin... than you ever thought possible by Adam Petty
Be-bopping with Bebo at Calvin by Cathy Guiles
Surprised by truth: Catholics go to heaven too by Ann Wisotzke
Attitude adjustments needed among Calvin students
Chimes: October 4, 2002, Calvin College Plantinga installed at Seminary by Joo Eun Kim Calvin bears fruits of Lilly vocational grant by Adam Petty Calvin aids smokers by Benny Poosawtsee Career Services promotes early hunting by Becca Morrison Downtown GR still trying to cater to all residents by Drew Slager Is Calvin a football school? The reality. by Ted Fackler Volleyball inches closer to top, downs Hope by Ross Weener Writer's Guild resurrected at Calvin after long hiatus by Adam Petty 'The Lord of the Rings' and the Christian way by Nathan Sytsma New resources added to library databases by Debbie Kwak
Dialogue: October 2002, Staff and writers of Dialogue
03 Editorial Meagan Luhrs Ryan Thompson; 04 Lights of a Different Nature Chad Terpstra; 05 Man Aaron Bandstra; 06 September, Indiana
Noah Borgondy; 07 Overexposure Nate Carpenter, Id Sum Matthew Hall; 08 Dad Kevin Buist; 09 Footnote on Plantonism Adam Petty, untitled b. h.; 10 Heart Trouble William J. Vande Kopple; 12 MAN OF [((1 +4)"2)-(3(2(4)))+ 1] MINDS Ben Giudice; 13 Self-Portrait Helena Wunderink; 14 Self-Portrait Shaving Andy Stob; 15 Essay David Billings; 16 Shoe Jessie Lair; 17 Paint Study Michelle Vondiziano; 18 My Dad & my summer Ted Fackler; 19 Acorns and Photo #2 Lee Bolt; 20 Surreal 1 Tiffany Leighton; 21 A Small Case of Ergative Poems James Vanden Bosch; 22 Interview with Miroslav Volf Mike Van Eerden; 24 Our History is the Summer of 1982 Josh Speyers; 25 Artifacts Bert de Vries, Sally de Vries; 26 untitled Peter Berghoef, Blatantly Buscemi Tamara Goodrich; 27 Who i...
Chimes: September 27, 2002, Calvin College
2002-2003 enrollment third highest ever by Stephenie Biesheuvel and Becca Morrison
Conference lodging debuts with 'First Knight' kick-off by Beth Heinen
Jimmy Eat World Eats Calvin by Julie Steele
Calvin Nursing loses Hope by Peter Ippel
Smart classroom use delayed by Erin Miller
Stob lectures invite experts on Christian ethics by Joo Eun Kim
Calvin adds new spiritual leadership development program by Becca Morrison
Students get up close and personal through hugs by Joo Eun Kim
Calvin over Albion in OT by Mike Roorda
Streetfair draws in the town by Shaun Booth
...Chimes: September 20, 2002, Calvin College
Campus expansion adds a digit to phone numbers by Matt Houseman
Game Day: Chaos Day and Mud Bowl 2002 by Joo Eun Kim
Byker to students: 'Thank you for using Calvin's Crossing' by Becca Morrison
Holberg named class of 2002's favorite professor by Stephanie Biesheuvel
McGregor program keeps sophomores on their toes
Boer guys break Krispy Kreme's record by Kat Meyer
Volleyball begins run to MIAA title: Talented women's team poised for victory by Jessica Brouwer
Knights bow again to overtime defeat by Mike Roorda
Mosaic involved with Calvin campus by Leslie Pratt
Freshman orientation: the real experience by Lisa Zigterman
KE residents get muddy by Becca Morrison
...Chimes: September 13, 2002, Calvin College
A new frontier opens on Calvin's East Campus by Adam Petty
Calvin's website gets an overhaul by Christian Bell
Departments shuffle around during Spoelhof renovation by Joo Eun Kim
Changes to Academic Calendar permit Good Friday holiday by Becca Morrison
A new coffee machine creates more inviting atmosphere by Joo Eun Kim
Sept. 11 provides a chance for American imams to clarify Muslim faith to world by Kat Meyer
Calvin men's soccer team flexes new muscle by Ted Fackler and Mike Roorda
The new DeVos Center: the best place on campus to watch TV by Leslie Pratt
'Carpe diem' or 'soli deo gloria'? Balancing Christ and self by Molly Delcamp
The trouble with dating: the tale of a black woman at Calvin by Chinelo Onwualu
...Chimes: September 6, 2002, Calvin College
Second year of Prelude brings changes to the program by Joo Eun Kim
Year-round fun at Calvin by Maria Mulder
Grand Celebration happening this weekend by Beth Heinen
Places of worship bountiful in GR by Adam Petty
The complete beginner's guide to Grand Rapids by Beth Heinen
...A Study of Divine Spirituality, Simplicity, and Immutability in Petrus van Mastricht's Doctrine of God, Adriaan Cornelis Neele
The problem stated is two fold: Post Reformation studies, and in particular those on the Nadere Reformatie have been deficient in appraising Petrus van Mastricht (1630- 1706) and his work, and the study of the divine attributes in context of the Dutch seventeenth century has been limited in general and restricted mainly to doctrinal reflections. Therefore, this thesis offers an introduction to the life and work of Petrus van Mastricht, and a descriptive analytical study of divine spirituality, simplicity, and immutability as found in the Theoreticopractica Theologia or Beschouwende en Praktikale Godgeleerdheit. The study of these attributes will be placed in the context of the Dutch reformed orthodoxy of the seventeenth century or Nadere Reformatie. In fact, van Mastricht's approach demonstrates the argument that the teaching of the divine attribute...
Chimes: May 3, 2002, Calvin College
English department adds new writing minor by Becca Morrison
Inital list of speakers for January 2003 announced by Christian Bell
Grand Rapids Arts Museum branches out by Kat Meyer
Two Calvin students win prestigious award by Abe Huyser-Honig
Helie Lee talks on reuniting three lost generations of her family by Joo Eun Kim
A bridge to some, a memorial to others by Erin Miller
When building a car is homework: senior Engineering projects by Laura Hoksbergen
Calvin's institutional identity crisis by Corwin D. Smidt
Baseball takes two of three from Alma; still 2nd in league by Dave Buursma
...Chimes: April 26, 2002, Calvin College
Student financial statements getting an overhaul by Becca Morrison
On-campus car vandalism surges again by Joo Eun Kim
Getting published for dummies: Donald Maass by Chinelo Onwualu
ESC panel critiques American consumerism by Abe Huyser-Honig
Kuhn advocates 'GNU age' of free software for computers by Christian Bell
Faculty take the Torch in first annual Quiz Bowl by Erin Miller
Dead writers, Lewis and Tolkien, attract crowds by Cathy Guiles
Putting virginity in its place by Sarah Kramer and Daniell Krawczyk
Why 'family values' are un-Calvinist by Nathan Bierma
Baseball heads to Alma sporting 11-1 league mark by Ross Weener
...Chimes: April 19, 2002, Calvin College
Student body elects Cooper, Vryhof and Sytsma by Erin Miller
Dutch gov't resigns over Srebrenica massacre by Chinelo Onwualu
Alpine Four closes doors by Kat Meyer
New changes coming to current professor evaluation methods by Becca Morrison
CART sponsors anti-racism prayer time by Christian Bell
We know depression hurts; The Broene Center can help by Laura Hoksbergen
The BFA Exhibitions: interact with the graduating art majors and their art by Maisie Covert
Patty Griffin tour comes to Calvin FAC by Julie Steele
Bridging the green divide by Benjamin Hoff
Baseball Rolls by Ross Weener
...Chimes: April 12, 2002, Calvin College
Calvin considering canceling Good Friday classes by Erin Miller
Michigan unemployment climbs to 6.5% by Tom Bratt
Beltline bridge to open on last day of spring classes by Christian Bell
Ribbon Week embraces diversity by Becca Morrison
SJC sponsors vigil for peace in Mideast by Abe Huyser-Honig
Jellema lecture offers new perspective of Islam by Joo Eun Kim
'As it is in Heaven' by Jeni Gort and Julie Steele
Fellowshipping with the McGregors by Kim Hall
Calvin spring sports kick it into high gear by Ross Weener
...Chimes: April 5, 2002, Calvin College
Dorm shirt sparks controversy, Student Life inquiry by Christian Bell
Third annual student video contest seeking entries by Erin Miller
International internships available by Joo Eun Kim
Univ. of Arkansas prof speaks on feminism in Africa by Becca Morrison
Finance chair proposes change in Senate constitution by Erin Miller
Three Decades of Calvin History through the eyes of Chimes by Brittany Hutchison
Time to mourn six months later by Chris Verkaik
Calvin men take 9th at nationals, highest finish ever by Andrea Schutter
Baseball and Softball Roundup: Calvin completes busy weekend by Ross Weener
...Chimes: March 29, 2002, Calvin College
Former student questions administrative treatment by Erin Miller
Students will sleep through new Psych lab by Joo Eun Kim
One hundred years of women by Erin Miller
GR roads 10th worst in nation by Elisabeth Bont
Remembering the late H. Evan Runner by Phil de Haan
Web seminar debut mangled by snafu by Meghan Huber
Khouri wraps up lecture series by Erin Miller
Tenebrae service offers moments of meditation by Laura Hoksbergen
Reasoned Opposition: A Reformed view of Christian education by Abram Van Engen
Stepping east, experiencing a city on a hill by Amy Vanderwal
Calling all male feminists to abandon 'macho' by Nathan Bierma
Softball returns from Florida with a 6-4 record by Ross Weener
...Chimes: March 8, 2002, Calvin College
'Ribbon Forum' put on standby by Christian Bell
Festival of Faith and Writing Preview by Becca Morrison
Profs publish books on top of academic pressures by Joo Eun Kim
Women discuss global gender issues by Joo Eun Kim
Forum debates KnightVision by Becca Morrison
War on Terrorism discussed at Calvin by Andrew Chase-Ziolek
Lacey discusses AIDS epidemic in Africa by Erin Miller
Calvin celebrates Women's History Month by Cathy Guiles
Polaroids and poems to ponder: Artists and writers attempt to bring Dialogue to campus by Laura Hoksbergen
Jon Mayer plays sold out show in the FAC by Josh Wall
Baseball gets ready to throw out first pitch in Florida by Ross Weener
...Chimes: March 1, 2002, Calvin College
Lilly gives Calvin $7 million more by Becca Morrison
Breathalyzers are new tool against alcohol on campus by Beth Heinen
Kent County's Millenium Park to open by summer by Kate Medema
Men's basketball surrenders to Hope by Ross Weener
Forum in March to raise awareness of tobacco industry, not smoking by Christian Bell
Construction gets underway in Spoelhof by Maisie Covert
Where service and learning collide: Spring opportunities for service learners by Erin Fields
Calvin swimming teams compete at MIAA conference championships by Andrea Schutter
...Chimes: February 22, 2002, Calvin College
Board approves 5.9 percent tuition hike by Christian Bell
WCAL: a relic long forgotten by Erin Miller
Senate appoints Guzman as new VP by Erin Miller
Women's hoops gone from MIAA tourney by Ross Weener
Marriage seminar looks at both sides by Elisabeth Bont
ResNet problems solved by Becca Morrison
New biotechnology minor offers science students impressive resumé credentials by Joo Eun Kim
More than just a ticket dispenser: Campus Safety escorts us to safety by Laura Hoksbergen
Lift every voice: How LOFT began by Brit Hutchison
Humanism run completely amok by William B. Refvem
...Chimes: February 15, 2002, Calvin College
Faculty Senate OKs accounting major by Christian Bell
Airband plays that funky music by Erin Miller
Let the 'Patriot Games' begin by Tim Thompson
Reppert discusses Russia by Erin Miller
Changes in store at the Seminary by Abe Huyser-Honig
Broene Center director will offer pre-marital counseling by Maisie Covert
Seniors donate to expansion by Maria Mulder
Critics accuse 'TNIV' of inaccuracy, catering to feminists by Elisabeth Bont
Men's basketball spanks Hope yet again by Ross Weener
Stem cell research raises ethical questions by Jeni Gort
Who says we're not the marrying type? by Cecily Squier and Sarah Kramer
A Valentine's look at reforming gender relations by Melissa Keeley
...Chimes: February 8, 2002, Calvin College
Student Senate VP resigns by Erin Miller
Crane coming to campus to explain new image by Joo Eun Kim
'Scholar Follies' gets cool reception at premiere by Beth Heinen
NIV to become 'gender-accurate' TNIV by Elisabeth Bont
Local Classis calls for women as CRC deputies by Kat Meyer
Many schools leery of Study Abroad Programs by Mandy Suhr
Homecoming: Fifty years of memories by Brit Hutchison
Women's basketball gets BIG win by Ross Weener
Tolerance and our revolutionary task by Kevin Corcoran, Ph.D.
The classroom as a workplace by Kathryn Harris
...Chimes: February 1, 2002, Calvin College
Calvin awarded $800,000 for Asian Studies by Maria Mulder
Sentence given in phone threat case by Erin Miller
"The Piano Lesson" comes to Calvin by Megan Kok
Calvin to host annual World Affairs Council lecture series by Erin Miller
Campus construction moves on by Christian Bell
Knights move into two-way tie atop MIAA by Dave Buursma
Calvin swim continues to roll by Andrea Schutter
New show 'Scholar Follies' to air on CVN by Shuan Booth and Julie Steele
New campus abandons architectural vision by Melissa Keeley
State approves split in Hope-Calvin nursing program by Kat Meyer
...Dialogue: February 2002, Staff and writers of Dialogue
Art
3. jeanette feddes untitled; 6,7. ari tenyenhuis collage series; 9. rebecca vanwyk baby in blue; 11. michelle vondiziano sighs of minarets; 12. raleigh chadderdon all form, no content; 16. diane dekorte untitled; 18. tim scholten untitled; 21. melissa keeley contour line study 1; 24. keven buist boy with pistol, manila; 29. patrick martin untitled; 33. ryan schoonover untitled; 43. tiffany leighton hongkou man and alley; 44. susan bonner ephemeral space; 45. conrad bakker untitled (beachball); 47. juan garcia untitled; 60. jenny scott jigga who?
BFA1.
14-15 matt stolle; 36-37 katherine bonner; 40-41 christopher filippini
BFA2.
48-49 joel leo; 52-53 mariela castillo; 56-57 miriam vanderkooy
Literature
5. rohan thomas premise one; 8. eunice ham spinach sisters; 10. ruth krygsheld one year's reflection; 13. noah p...
Chimes: January 18, 2002, Calvin College
Wright lectures on biblical worship at January Series by Christian Bell
Calvin Swim drops Albion by Andrea Schutter
Missing Moses still causes consternation by Erin Miller
Calvin-Hope game goes nationwide by Christian Bell
Memorial service held for Mike VanderWal by Erin Miller
Dawn reflects on corrupted religious words by Cathy Guiles
Kilbourne demystifies advertising for J-series crowd by Erin Miller
Lack of guidance leads to violence in youth by Cathy Guiles
Knights drop key game to Albion, fall to fourth place by Ross Weener
...Chimes: January 11, 2002, Calvin College
Fareed Zakaria speaks on peace in the Middle East by Christian Bell
Nature preserve provides home for predators by Becca Morrison
Student Development recognized for presentation, publications by Andrew Chase-Ziolek
Worship Symposium draws record attendance by Erin Miller
Florida teen flies plane into building by Phil Ammar
Colson discusses justice that restores, solutions to crime by Erin Miller
Charles Colson speaks at The January Series by Erin Miller
Sept. 11 not a turning point by Nathan Bierma
Lady Knights split a pair of MIAA contests by Dave Buursma
...Tritheism and Divine Person as Center of Consciousness With a Comparative Appraisal of Jürgen Moltmann and William Hill as Test Cases., Byunghoon Kim, CalvinTheological Seminary
Together with the retrieval of the doctrine of the Trinity in the latter half of the twentieth century, a controversy over tritheism took place centering around the notion of divine persons as centers of consciousness. Since Barth, the theological landscape has been divided into opponents and supporters of the notion of divine persons as centers of consciousness. Opponents charge supporters with tritheism; supporters accuse opponents of modalism. The reciprocal criticism demands that we re-examine tritheism and modalism. The task that this dissertation chooses is that of understanding tritheism. The dissertation intends to accomplish three things: (1) to suggest a definition of tritheism by uncovering historical criteria for tritheism contained in the responses of the church councils to various tritheist positions and evaluating and deepening those historical criteria, (2) to discuss ...
Understanding the Mind of God John Owen and Seventeenth-Century Exegetical Methodology, Henry Knapp, CalvinTheological Seminary
The biblical exegesis of the seventeenth century has been criticized for (1) serving only to proof text dogmatic, polemic works; (2) reverting to the scholasticism of medieval times, ignoring the vitality of the Reformers' humanism; and (3) being academically inferior due to the neglect of scientific advances in biblical studies. John Owen's interpretation of the Epistle to the Hebrews is used to evaluate the legitimacy of this criticism. Seventeenth-century orthodox exegetical techniques reflect (1) precritical assumptions about Scripture (analogia fidei, analogia Scripturae, scope, contemporary application), (2) developments of Renaissance humanism (biblical and cognate languages; grammatical, linguistic, and lexical advances; text criticism; rhetorical argumentation), and (3) orthodoxy's scholastic heritage (theological definitions and distinctions; continuity with historic faith;...
Works from 2001
Chimes: December 7, 2001, Calvin College
Faculty medical copay increased by Christian Bell
Alleged serial rapist arrested in New York by Erin Miller
Castle receives 'Woman of Achievement' award for 2001 by Erin Miller
Silent night, holy night: December 25th through the ages by Brit Hutchison
Protect both politics and liberties by Brad Bulthuis
Christian schools bring kids up right by Kathryn Harris
Calvin swim teams set records at EMU invite by Andrea Schutter
...Dialogue: December 2001, Staff and writers of Dialogue
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Chimes: November 30, 2001, Calvin College
Calvin awarded $2 million Lilly Foundation grant by Christian Bell
X-country finishes ahead of pack by Jamie Olthoff
'Christian Covenant' commune closes by Erin Miller
Peers Against Racism hopes to promote diversity by Becca Morrison
Heckman Library creates café for lounging, eating by Erin Miller
ISO hosts follow-up orientation meeting by Maria Mulder
Gender Climate survey results released by Joo Eun Kim
A fan's- eye view of the cross-country national championships by Ben Frederiksen
Student parents juggle family life and Calvin by Brit Hutchison
Faculty versus cheating: an ongoing battle by Maria Post
Calvin's Envioronmental Condition by James Leunk
Gender data highlight challenges by Cecily ...
Chimes: November 16, 2001, Calvin College
Rape victim questions administrative response by Erin Miller
Fumblers smote by Les Jacques by Jacques Strappe
Racism discussed at Calvin by Erin Miller
Swim team displaced due to depth regulation changes by Beth Heinen
SJC hosts annual Hunger Banquet by Becca Morrison
Author speaks on racial integration in churches by Cathy Guiles
Cross country teams win regionals by Jamie Olthoff
'Fundies' deserve tolerance too by Nathan Sytsma
...Chimes: November 9, 2001, Calvin College
Faculty requests trustees reconsider requirement by Julie Steele
Faculty Senate discusses new strategic plan by Julie Steele
Hazmat teams to visit Calvin by Christian Bell
Administrators respond to 'Names and Faces' prank by Erin Miller
Faculty discusses proposed anti-racism addendum by Erin Miller
Police name suspect in rape case by Erin Miller
Josh Wall: Working behind the Dance Guild scene by Cathy Guiles
Volleyball wins league tourney, heads to NCAAs by Ross Weener and Andrea Schutter
The state of community at Calvin by Corwin D. Smidt
Phones installed to assist with 'smart' technology by Matt Houseman
...Chimes: November 2, 2001, Calvin College
Campus Safety catches suspect in campus car robberies by Maisie Covert
Senate town hall draws small audience by Erin Miller
Pranksters deface "Names & Faces" by Christian Bell
Contractors cut vital cables to east campus by Matthew Houseman
Administrators clarify alcohol policy changes by Erin Miller
CRC enrollment falls below 50 percent by Joo Eun Kim
Calvin receives $400,000 grant by Becca Morrison
Winter weather brings off-campus parking woes by Elisabeth Bont
XC teams win MIAA, advance to regionals by Jamie Olthoff
ROTC program trains new officers in army ways, teaches leadership skills by Laura Hoksbergen
Knollcrest varies veggie fare, students sample new dishes by Erin Miller
America guilty of starting ...
Chimes: October 26, 2001, Calvin College
Crime alert issued after exposure incident by Erin Miller
Calvin Health Care Services prepared for anything by Becca Morrison
Former Prof. Butler sentenced by Lisa Bont
Unknown pranksters remove Hiemenga's classroom doors by Erin Miller
Student leaders learn from organization advisors by Erin Miller
Abandoning ship is not an option: Students compete in the cardboard canoe race in the Sem pond by Brit Hutchison
New community formed in KE by Laura Hoksbergen
Is normalcy a virtue? The odd rhythms of post-Sept. 11 American culture by Nathan Bierma
Sophomore striker keys Knights' offense by Ross Weener
...Chimes: October 19, 2001, Calvin College
Travel advisories cause interim cancellations by Maria Mulder
Faculty, staff raise concerns about pay by Carolyn Davids
Calvin develops new five-year strategic plan by Becca Morrison
NCMSLC come to Calvin in November by Erin Miller
MSAB presents "White men: the new minority" by Andrew Chase-Ziolek
Calvin defeats Hope in five game battle by Andrea Schutter
Calvin teaches self-defense for students by Brit Hutchison
Selling Calvin: mottoes in the making by Stephen Schultze
Art department faces air quality problems by Josh Pater
Calvin Republicans raise funds for NY by Andrew Chase-Ziolek
...Chimes: October 12, 2001, Calvin College
Cars on campus become targets of crime by Maisie Covert and Christian Bell
Calvin student, roommate assaulted by Erin Miller
Calvin makes up its mind about new image by Beth Heinen
Faculty gathers for annual informational meeting by Carolyn Davids
World Food Day teleconference to be broadcasted on campus by Joo Eun Kim
Being cool: Seniors go back to school by Brit Hutchison
Est-ce que Sie können español? Spanish, French and German houses try to learn their respective languages by Laura Hoeksema
XC competes at Notre Dame by Jamie Olthoff
Patriotism is not just for crazies by Corwin D. Smidt
Students learn the dangers of off-campus programs by Elisabeth Bont
...Chimes: October 5, 2001, Calvin College
Maintenance crews recently trained in recycling by Beth Heinen
Seminary undergoes construction by Becca Morrison
Calvin Community Promotes Peace in a Vigil for Peace by Joo Eun Kim
'Shantytown' seeks to engage homelessness by Tim Thompson and Erin Sytsma
Calvin exhibits the work of its original architect by Simeon Sanchez
Former student dies of brain tumor by Erin Miller
Golf finishes seventh in the MIAA, strives to improve by Ross Weener
Working together: Calvin profs share jobs by Brit Hutchison
War, when just, can right a wrong by Brad Bulthuis
Calvin to host rare book exhibit in January by Erin Miller
...Chimes: September 28, 2001, Calvin College
Calvin evacuated after anonymous threat by Christian Bell
Suspect arrested in campus threat by Beth Heinen and Christian Bell
ESC transforms Calvin paper policy by Becca Morrison
Calvin develops own Nursing Program by Maisie Covert
Neal Plantinga assumes role of Seminary president by Joy Bouwman
Calvin community coping well with recent stress, reports Broene Center by Beth Heinen
Bush calls for shutdown of military bases by Jasmine Holmberg
Volleyball beats Kzoo, falls to Albion by Andrea Schutter
Cross country teams conquer MIAA by Jamie Olthoff
Terrorism examined: A look at terrorism and response worldwide by Erin Miller
Understanding and responding to jihad by Adel Abadeer, Ph.D
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