This section provides access to various works of student scholarship and student publications from Calvin Theological Seminary and Calvin University. These range from papers submitted for competitions, poster presentations, undergraduate research, and a capstone or culminating work for a seminary or university degree. The views and opinions expressed in these works are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Calvin University, Calvin Theological Seminary, or its funders.

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Works from 2012

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Re-Visioning Reason, Revelation, and Rejection in John Locke's An Essay Concerning Human Understanding and John Toland's Christianity Not Mysterious., Jonathan S. Marko, CalvinTheological Seminary

Histories of philosophy that cover the rise of natural religion in England will inevitably move from John Locke to John Toland. The typical account portrays Locke as sincerely Christian and trying to balance the demands of faith and reason. His rationalistic epistemology in An Essay Concerning Human Understanding (Essay) even defends doctrines that are “above reason.” Toland is portrayed as a disciple of Locke whose modified Lockean epistemology in Christianity Not Mysterious (CNM) results in a subordination of revelation to reason and a dismissal of doctrines that are above reason. More detailed treatments note that CNM is the catalyst of the Locke-Stillingfleet debate, which begins when Bishop Stillingfleet observes CNM’s dependence on the Essay and then accuses Locke of paving the way for heresy. This dissertation argues that the differences between Locke and Toland with respect to...

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The Antitheses (Matthew 5:21-48) in the Sermon on the Mount: Moral Precepts Revealed in Scripture and Binding on All People, Amos Winarto Oei, CalvinTheological Seminary

While many may agree that the Sermon on the Mount is the epitome of Jesus' ethics, many also recognize that the Sermon is often a riddle. The vastness and variety of literature demonstrates that the interpretation of the Sermon is subject to many disagreements. At the heart of the Sermon of the Mount, the antitheses (Matthew 5:21-48) become one source of polemics in the study of the Sermon. The purpose of this dissertation is to contribute to the scholarship of the Sermon on the Mount by addressing two problems in the study of the antitheses. The first concerns the nature of the moral demands in the antitheses. The second deals with their scope. The intention of the dissertation is not to expose all possible misunderstandings of the interpretation of the antitheses but to examine some of the hermeneutical options to see how the nature of their presuppositions predetermines the logic ...

Works from 2011

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Chimes: December 9, 2011, Calvin College

Campus Fair Trade sale promotes justice by Amanda Elliott

Acton translates Kuyper by Ryan Devries

Choirs worship with LaGrave by Grace Ruiter

Scientists fight bacterial resistance by Jon Hielkema

Paradise Fears impressive by Jess Koster

Soccer team finishes second in the nation by Mark Zylstra

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Chimes: December 2, 2011, Calvin College

Dance guild's 'Footloose' dazzles, but lacks variety by Haley Cox

Florence avoids sophomore slump by Michelle Ratering

Meijer leaves legacy by Libby Stille

Students serve across nation by Marissa Beversluis

Frequent headers may cause injury by Allison Schepers

NATO airstrike stirs anger in Pakistan by Paulina Heule

Soccer continues streak, will take on Oneonta in final four by Mark Dehaan

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Chimes: November 18, 2011, Calvin College

Professor Schmidt nominated for National Book Award by Jasmine Wilson

Soccer beats Carthage, Lorcas by Mark Dehaan

Sexuality series informs by Amanda Elliott

Forum explores divinity by Avery Johnson

Martian moon mission fails by Allison Schepers

The Supreme Court to take case of healthcare constitutionally by Connot Sterchi

Hot Seat with Jodi Hoekstra by Jess Koster

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Chimes: November 11, 2011, Calvin College

CTC produces gem by Abby Zwart

Shoebox blessings gathered by Andrew Steiner

Test standards revised by Marissa Beversluis

Rhinos transported to new home by Allison Schepers

Calvin artist debuts work at local venue, talks about trial and inspiration by Samantha Wade

Swim/dive teams prevail by Mark Zylstra

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Chimes: November 4, 2011, Calvin College

Growing Indian economy spurs reform by Paulina Heule

KE treats neighborhood by Ryan Devries

Unhappy Hour thrills listeners by Elizabeth Steiner

Record snowstorm hits Eastern Seaboard by Rachel Hekman

Citigroup fails to sell EMI by Jaquelyn Den Haan

Volleyball completes perfect 29-game regular season by Jess Koster

Interview: CRC Interim Executive Director Joel Boot by John Kloosterman

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Chimes: October 28, 2011, Calvin College

Calvin Music Festival showcases variety of talents by Tyler Slamkowski

'Stewards' reach out to local watershed by Libby Stille

Networking event 'roasts' Byker by Amanda Elliott

Gadhafi's death investigated by Christine Bennett

'Fotografia', a journey of sound by Jonathan Hielkma

These girls just won't stop by Jon Breems

Verkaik closing in on records by Mark Dehaan

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Chimes: October 21, 2011, Calvin College

Volleyball sweeps Midwest Invitational by Josh Yonker

Spend summer stateside by Grace Ruiter

Fair evinces student research by Hayley Cox

Registeration mandated by Amanda Elliot

Ancient paint discovered by Allison Schepers

Televised debates popular by Nathan Slauer

Rough week for Michigan sports by Maxwell Harden

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Chimes: October 14, 2011, Calvin College

Youth Lagoon plays a synth set by Michelle Ratering

Occupy Together descends upon Grand Rapids by Libby Stille

Steve Jobs had eye for greatness by Jon Hielkema

Three women awarded Nobel Peace Prize by Josh Delacy

Bjork's latest album innovative, interactive by Samatha Wade

Women's golf qualifies for tourney by Mark Zylstra

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Chimes: October 7, 2011, Calvin College

Religious tolerance celebrated by Jasmine Wilson

Jazz club keeps modern music alive by Tyler Slamkowski

Liberia program expands by Allysa Metzner

Science in 'Contagion' accurate by Allison Schepers

Occupy Wall Street protesters frustated with financial situation by Rachel Hekman

Golf looks to final tourney by Jess Koster & Mark Dehaan

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Dialogue, Staff and writers of Dialogue

Prose
05 William Overbeeke, The Orchid Shop; 10 Andrew Steiner, Saint Daniel of Padua; 12 Jonathan Hielkema, Riffs and Variations on Coastal Rise; 15 Ta nice Mast, Untitled; 34 Maxwell Howard, Night Driving; 39 Caroline Higgins, Never See Me; 43 Jake Schepers, Antithises to Stork; 49 Joshua Epperly, Elysium

Visual Art
17 Bjorn Sparrman, Kotengu, Kappa; 19 Joanna Bayliss, Untitled; 20 Jenny Swim, #15. #3; 22 Bridgette Keehl, Untitled, Untitled; 24 Hannah Abma, Untitled, Untitled; 26 Ashleigh Vandel
Poetry
09 Leah Sienkowski, Delighted Audio, Darling You are Mine; 11 Colleen M. Keehl, Infinitely Wild; 14 Justin Majetich, Nine/Ten; 33 Caroline...

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Chimes: September 30, 2011, Calvin College

Volleyball beats Dutch by Jess Koster

Food fest educates campus, community by Libby Stille

ArtPrize enthralls GR by Hayley Cox

Study compares Internet speeds by Jon Hielkema

Nobel peace prize winner passes away by Greg Kim

Cut Copy rocks the CFAC by Nathan Ritsema

Knights win Alma invite by Josh Yonker

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Chimes: September 23, 2011, Calvin College

Men's soccer beats Hope 2-0 by Jess Koster

English department hosts kick-off picnic by Libby Stille

Calvin Professor explores role of art in healing by Elizabeth Steiner

Surgeons in London separate conjoined twins by Allison Schepers

Netflix's future predicted by Michelle Ratering

Knights golf going strong by Mark Zylstra

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Chimes: September 16, 2011, Calvin College

Beets-Veenstra dominates with back-to-back victories by Ryan Devries

Library offers more than just books by Glenn Remelts

Psalms study unites campus by Amanda Elliot

Mud Bowl Energizes KE by Amanda Elliott

Compound may deter poachers by Geneva Langeland

Economic disparity grows by Nathan Slauer

Classic witty comedy revisted by David Greendonner

Volleyball team undefeated in conference by Jess Koster

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Chimes: September 7, 2011, Calvin College

Controversy gains international attention by Andrew Steiner

Space heist story captivates by Colleen Keehl

President Byker bids Calvin fond farewell by Jasmine Wilson

Whimsical Google doodles delight by Allison Schepers

Writer reviews Hitchcock's return to form in 'Frenzy' by John Morton

Volleyball team starts off strong by Josh Yonker

NFC North Preview: North looking strong by Josh Yonker

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Chimes: September 2, 2011, Calvin College

Explore Grand Rapids by Stephen Mulder & Tyler Slamkowski

Buck Fridays offer late-night fun by Averi Mcewen

Free dinner and show sure to please by Abby Zwart

Calvin Jargon confusing? Look no further by Christy Admiraal

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Chimes: May 6, 2011, Calvin College

US finds Bin Laden by Griffin Jackson

Buck Fridays change by Hayley Cox

Band wins battle by Jon Behm

Tuition prices due to spin out of control, change needed by Andrew Steiner

Second US face transplant a success by Allison Schepers

Chimes seniors reminisce about their college years by Andrea Baas

Calvin crew strives for recognition by Josh Yonker

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Chimes: April 29, 2011, Calvin College

Senate debate flares up on hot topics, winners announced by Griffin Jackson

Research astounds by Tyler Slamkowski

Obama targets oil subsidies by David Ryou

Dialogue for community by community by Colleen M. Keehl

Decemberists give thrill to crowd of thousands by Eric Thayer

Mast phenomenal, softball founders by Tim Clover

Calvin climbs to second by Luke Leisman

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Chimes: April 15, 2011, Calvin College

'To see or not to see' no question by Eric Thayer

New Forum raises issues by Jasmine Wilson

Professors presented with Fulbright awards by Joseph Matheson

Student debts ballooning by David Ryou

Art students spur inter-college art war with Trojan Horses by Colleen M. Keehl

Knights kill at GLCA tourney by Mark Zylstra

Knights ready for Jamboree by Jon Behm

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Chimes: April 8, 2011, Calvin College

Caffeine tolerance genetically linked by Katie Faber

Senate faces organizational restructuring by Griffin Jackson

Weather causes crash in Congo by Joseph Matheson

Knights slam Hornets by Jon Behm

Knights have solid showing at Grand Rapids Open by Mark Zylstra

Calvin welcomes musicians, presenters for the Festival of Faith and Music by Madeline Tracy

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Chimes: April 1, 2011 (April Fools' Edition), Calvin College

VerMerris to say farewell by Tyler Slamkowski

Calvin oil spill contaminates Seminary Pond by Seamus Boaz Ackbar

'Love Wins' inflames myriad philosophical controversies by Jasmine Wilson

Bachmann weighs presidential bid by Joseph Matheson

Nuclear plant has ecological implications by Greg Kim

Calvin students discover new planet, make contact with alien life by Kate Fa'Brie

What makes us beautiful by Katie Hall

Softball bookends spring break trip by Tim Clover

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Chimes: March 18, 2011, Calvin College

Nuclear fallout clouds Japanese horizons by Allison Schepers

New student organization on the market by Jasmine Wilson

Bach festival bathes community in classical elegance by Tyler Slamkowski

Robots search for earthquake survivors by Geneva Langeland

Boerner claims national title by Mark Zylstra

Knights receive accolades by Jon Behm

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Chimes: March 11, 2011, Calvin College

Limelight shines on Calvin stars by Griffin Jackson

Screenings could save student athletes by Allison Schepers

Discovery completes final flight by Katie Faber

Nation of Palestine makes bid for statehood at the United Nations by Christine Bennett

Knights fall in second round of NCAA tourney by Derek Neice

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Chimes: March 4, 2011, Calvin College

Knights overcome Hope to snag MIAA championship by Jon Behm

Colorful show delights all by Jasmine Wilson

New murder mystery and director hit GR theaters by Tyler Slamkowski

Hamas assaults Israeli town by Greg Kim

Baseball builds on experience by Mark Zylstra

'Rabbit Hole' honest, yet hopeful by Colleen M. Keehl

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Dialogue, Staff and writers of Dialogue

Nonfiction
04 Sabrina Lee, Tewnty-First Century Tomb Raiding; 11 Jake Schepers, De Rigueur for Men; 41 Sarah Vander Molen, For Whom the Bell Dings; 49 Nard Choi, Steady the Light

Fiction
07 Brian Alford, Im Spiegel; 09 Elaine Schnabel, Spoils of War; 36 Elaine Schnabel, Best Years; 45 Abby Koning, Pranayama

Visual Art
17 Hannah Abma, Bridge)· Suspension). Crossover; 20 Sean Vandenbrink, Henk van B) 1930). Nennetje Rijksen 1930; 22 Henry Muller, Everyday Interactions; 24 Jay Howard, Waiting I; 25 Alice Keyes, Life Amid the Rubble; 26 Andrew Fisher, Red Brick)·Broken Mansion; 28 Sheila Morken, Box)· Cup; 30 Jenny Swim, Middle Big Pot)· Little
Big Pot

Poetry
06 Nard Choi, Deny Myselp?· The Endless Inbetween; 08 peopleherd, Exquisite Corpse - The Reasons I Retired Young; 08 Adam Wolpa, ...

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Chimes: February 25, 2011, Calvin College

Aquatic knights win championship, set new records by Luke Leisman

'The Least of These' brings clothing to global community by Jasmine Wilson

Calvin silences Thunder by Jon Behm

Oscar nominations give hope, cause distress by Jackson Hall

The new sounds of Radiohead lack direction by John Kloosterman

Cane toad threatens Australia by Allison Schepers

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Chimes: February 18, 2011, Calvin College

Studying abroad fun but trying by Abby Zwart

Smoking ban inevitable? by Griffin Jackson

Annual conference musters Calvin, worldwide patronage by Tyler Slamkowski

Egyptian Museum ransacked by Taylor Vanderveen

Knights demolish Scots by Luke Leisman

Athletes honored for academics by Jon Behm

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Chimes: February 11, 2011, Calvin College

Go, Pack, go: Lombardi trophy returns to Green Bay by Jon Behm

Calvin's own to perform in "Manon" by Charlie Lapastora

Regathering highlights students' experiences abroad by Griffin Jackson

"Calvin's Got Talent" to premiere Saturday by Andrew Steiner

Wikileaks rights bought by Madeline Tracy

Knights drop another by Mark Zylstra

'The King's Speech' brings hope to stutterers by Allison Schepers

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Chimes: February 4, 2011, Calvin College

Revolution stirs millions in streets of Egypt by Joseph Matheson

Snowed-in Calvin closes for a day by Griffin Jackson

UKnight enlivens campus by Tyler Slamkowski

Calvin website improves by Elizabeth Vander Heide

Symposium inspires worshipers with growth, ecumenism by Griffin Jackson

Snowpocalypse hits US by Nate Slauer

Calvin hosts first indoor meet by Jon Behm

Knights exterminate Hornets in Van Noord by Tim Clover

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Chimes: January 21, 2011, Calvin College

Knights' skill leaves no hope for Flying Dutch by Luke Leisman

Fierce tournament thrills by Charlie Lapastora

King's legacy exhorts generations to pursue social justice by Griffin Jackson

Tuition on the rise by Ben Orlebeke

Tunisian uproar initiates major change by Joseph Matheson

New Facebook app launched by Jon Behm

The man with the beard by Tim Clover

Talented ensemble to perform in CFAC

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Chimes: January 14, 2011, Calvin College

Nation shocked by Tuscon shooting, honors dead by Abby Zwart

Knights sink the Flying Dutchmen by Jon Behm

Crowds flood J. Series by Elizabeth Vander Heide

Kill-A-Watt calls for stewardship by Tyler Slamkowski

Floods hit Australia by Christine Bennett

Grandin lectures in CFAC by Josiah Kuiper

Knights douse Comets, stay perfect by Tim Clover

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As good as it gets: a review and consideration of "healing prayer", its theological and ministry implications, and the hope for change it evokes., Henry Kranenburg, Calvin Theological Seminary

If healing is possible, and Christian prayer is a means to achieve it, how do Christians 'make it happen'? The answer to this question has had renewed and increasing interest for Christians in Reformed circles (Chapter I). While different healing 'ministries' have claimed to unlock (some aspect) of healing, there has been limited assessment of these ministries in both their methodologies and their claims. This paper reviews four of these ministries, first looking at aspects of their teaching and methodology (Chapter 2). It then reflects on these from a behavioural-psychological perspective by asking a number of questions (Chapter 3) before moving to a behavioural-theological analysis that looks a little more deeply at the foundations, methods and claims of these ministries (Chapter 4). This includes critique of these ministries (weaknesses, lacunae, inconsistencies) but also an recogn...

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Called into Communion: a Paradigm Shift in Holiness theology, B. Susan Carole, CalvinTheological Seminary

This dissertation argues that current problems in Nazarene holiness theology can be traced to a person-centered theological approach, which was introduced into theological reflection and practice during the Nineteenth Century Holiness Movement. Subjectivism has resulted in articulations of holiness doctrine that over-value the human role in religious experience and obscure the primacy of grace. These problems can be overcome by an articulation of holiness doctrine from the standpoint of its transcendent goalfullness in divine-human communion. Fullness of communion is divine-human fellowship characterized by the full actualization of divine Lordship and wholehearted human devotion, through the fullness of the Holy Spirit. Entire sanctification is the decisive moment of faith, subsequent to justification, in which the Holy Spirit cleanses the believer from inherited sin and initializes ...

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Covenant in Conflict: the Controversy Over the Church Covenant Between Samuel Rutherford and Thomas Hooker, Sang Hyuck Ahn, CalvinTheological Seminary

This dissertation examines the mid-seventeenth-century controversy over the church government between Samuel Rutherford (Presbyterian) and Thomas Hooker (Congregationalist) focusing on its theological underpinnings. The church covenant played a significant role: For Hooker, it constitutes the theological and logical foundation of his systematic defense of the New England Way—particularly in the issues of the nature of the visible church, church membership, the power of the keys, sacraments, and church discipline. Rutherford considers the church covenant as a human invention because it is unknown to Scripture. In reply, Hooker argues both that the concept of church covenant is warranted by God’s word, and also that Rutherford’s Presbyterianism is neither biblical nor true to the Reformation. Their differing views of the church covenant are closely interconnected with each man’s covenan...

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Johannes Piscator (1526-1625) and the Consequent Development of the Doctrine of the Imputation of Christ's Active Obedience, Heber Carlos De Campos Júnior, CalvinTheological Seminary

Though the forensic understanding of imputation of Christ's righteousness was consistently asserted by the Reformers, the discussion around what constituted this imputed righteousness was a Post Reformation debate. However, secondary literature is often unaware of the development of such doctrine when they assert that early Reformed figures such as John Calvin, Zacharias Ursinus and Caspar Olevianus were either in favor or opposed to the doctrine of the imputation of Christ's active obedience. These labels are preferable if attributed to those who responded to Johannes Piscator's disagreement with Theodore Beza's theology of imputation of righteousness, this being the debate which sparked the controversy in Reformed circles. Piscator understood that justification consisted in its entirety of the remission of sins imputed to the believer. Justification, then, was a simplex actio Dei, ...

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John Edwards (1637-1716) on the Freedom of the Will: the Debate on the Relation Between Divine Necessity and Human Freedom in Late Seventeenth Century and Early Eighteenth Century England., Jeongmo Yoo, CalvinTheological Seminary

This dissertation examines John Edwards’ (1637-1716) doctrine of free choice, focusing on his understanding of the relation between divine necessity and human freedom as an illustration of the way Reformed theologians of the late seventeenth and the early eighteenth century developed their ideas of human free choice. Even though free choice is an important theme in the history of Reformed theology, Reformed teaching on free choice has gained much less attention by modern scholars than other Reformed themes such as faith, grace and predestination. Moreover, the traditional Reformed doctrine of free choice has been frequently criticized as metaphysical or philosophical determinism by modern scholars. The crux of this evaluation or criticism is the claim that the classical Reformed doctrine of divine necessity such as divine decree, predestination, foreknowledge, providence, and grace ru...

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Kees Van Til als Nederlandse-Amerikaanse, Neo-Calvinistisch-Presbyteriaan apologeticus: an analysis of Cornelius Van Til's presupposition of reformed dogmatics with special reference to Herman Bavinck's Gereformeerde Dogmatiek., Laurence R. O'Donnell III, Calvin Theological Seminary

The purpose of this essay is to demonstrate that Cornelius Van Til’s (1895–1987) presupposition of Reformed dogmatics is largely a presupposition of Herman Bavinck’s (1854–1921) Gereformeerde Dogmatiek. The argument proceeds in three steps. First, by situating Van Til’s life and work in the neo-Calvinist intellectual milieu within which he operated throughout his career, the prevailing Copernican interpretation of Van Til’s thought is challenged on the grounds of historical abstraction. Second, his formal, material, and polemical appropriations of Bavinck’s Dogmatiek are analyzed in order to show not only that Van Til appropriates Bavinck’s thought pervasively, but also that his apologetics cannot be properly understood apart from Bavinck’s dogmatics. Third, Van Til’s criticisms of the alleged scholasticism in Bavinck’s thought are analyzed in terms of their originality and their vali...

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The Mythos of Sin: C. S. Lewis, the Genesis Fall, and the Modern Mood, Jeremy G. Grinnell, CalvinTheological Seminary

This dissertation wrestles with the question how to profitably and theologically handle the Fall narrative of Genesis 3 once it has been classified as “myth,” as was the conclusion of the Formgeschichte school. The dissertation begins by establishing the theological conversation of the mid-twentieth century, which marks a zenith in the discussion. Beginning with a survey of the traditional interpretation of the narrative as historical account, which dominated pre-Enlightenment churchly thought, the survey then summarizes the change of tenor that Enlightenment and higher critical voices brought to the question. The survey concludes with consideration of Reinhold Niebuhr, Karl Barth, and Rudolph Bultmann on the definition and role of myth in the Bible. At this point C. S. Lewis is brought into the conversation in the belief that his expert status as a literary critic and Medievalist wou...

Works from 2010

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Chimes: December 10, 2010, Calvin College

'Wednesday' hits stage by Jasmine Wilson

Calvin gets new land for Christmas by Amanda Elliott

Foreign students face mistreatment by Rachel Hekman

Humans are a species unlike any other on the planet by Matthew Koh

Make, bake, share Christmas chear by Kendra Haan

Hope slashed and iced in Knight victory by Tim Clover

Swim and dive teams host annual Calvin Winter Invitational by Luke Leisman

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Chimes: December 3, 2010, Calvin College

Bump, set, spike: Knights win championship by Jon Behm

Capella makes a joyful noise by Brandon Van Dyke

Project combines poetry and justice by Jasmine Wilson

Christmas tree lays roots by Aleesa Ribbens

Unknown Picasso works discovered by Josh Delacy

Peer into anatomy at the Bodies Revealed exhibition by Bridgette Keehl

Calvin sprints into top ten by Tim Clover

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Chimes: November 19, 2010, Calvin College

Volleyball wins first regional title since 1992 by Mitch Blankerspoor

Cortez steps in for Suh as student senate VP by Griffin Jackson

Wikki Stix competition draws in artists of all stripes by Aleesa Ribbens

Palin ventures to the small screen by Nate Slauer

Orcas are the predators of the sea by Matthew Koh

Actor unions reach new agreement by Madeline Tracy

Calvin trounces Manchester by Mark Zylstra

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Chimes: November 12, 2010, Calvin College

Knights exorcise Blue Devils second time around by Tim Clover

New gallery, masterpiece by Tyler Slamkowski

Slain family's murderer sentenced by Rachel Hekman

Biodiversity summit sets global goals by Katie Faber

Basketball teams ready to begin season by Mark Zylstra

Soccer snags piece of title by Derek Neice

Swimmers split meet at Wheaton by Tim Clover

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Chimes: November 5, 2010, Calvin College

Light in the Night proves a trear by Griffin Jackson

Giraffe bust goes down by Aleesa Ribbens

Zombies walk GR streets by Jasmine Wilson

Brazil elects Rousseff, first female president by Joseph Matheson

Over the Rhine christens CFAC by Josiah Kuiper

Alumnus wins physics prize by Katie Faber

Knights claim share of MIAA title by Mark Zylstra

Knights sting Hornets by Tim Clover

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Chimes: October 29, 2010, Calvin College

Former Calvin athlete represents Canada in India by Jon Behm

Chimes sweeps paper awards by Jay Danforth

Homecoming brings family and music to campus by Josh Delacy

Classes of Calvin alumni happily reunited after decades departed by Amanda Elliot

Poster fair showcases student research by Katie Faber

Swim and dive teams open season strong at home by Derek Neice

Hooker saves Knights by Jon Behm

Center Art Gallery a 'showpiece' for Calvin by Sama Vanderberg

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Chimes: October 22, 2010, Calvin College

Fort Hood trial commences; Hasan emotionless by David Joon Ryou

CFAC dedicated by Griffin Jackson

Environmental activism streams from Appalachia by Libby Stille

Football player killed, perhaps wrongfully, by police by Rachel Hekman

Two species wield powerful claws by Matthew Koh

Religion professors face controversial scrutiny by Joseph Matheson

'Wall Street 2' had potential to be better by Nick Keeley

Swimming and diving teams prepare for season by Luke Leisman

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Chimes: October 8, 2010, Calvin College

New material is strongest ever, wins Nobel Prize by Katie Faber

Don't steal "The Book Thief" by Libby Stille

Outreach touches lives by Aleesa Ribbens

Kagan makes her debut by Nate Slauer

IVF Pioneer wins Nobel by Joseph Matheson

Knights figth to draw with Alma, now 1-1-1 in MIAA by Derek Neice

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Chimes: October 1, 2010, Calvin College

ArtPrize brings crowds and culture to Grand Rapids by Amanda Elliott

Grab you camera on Oct. 6 by Amy Surbatovich

Academic freedom blurs by Griffin Jackson

Calvin students lace up for the cure by William Overbeeke

Space flights could be going commercial by Geneva Langeland

The Reasons perform strongly by Jackson Hall

Knights fall to rival Dutch, win streak ended by Derek Neice

Calvin facing substantial budget cuts by Griffin Jackson

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Dialogue, Staff and writers of Dialogue

Nonfiction
08 Mag Kim, JiVhy I Want to be an Asian; 13 Lander Hultin, Eternal Living; 34 Kevin Moralez, Like a Forest in Heat; 41 Jake Schepers, Spontaneous Combustion; 45 Caroline Higgins, This Little Light; 50 Josh Brooker, Manifest Destiny

Review
57 Ben Alford, Strange Gethsemane

Visual Art
17 Rebecca Hiemstra, Portrait of Vati; 18 Tia Wierenga, Urban Landscape; 19 Sean VandenBrink, Italian Street; 20 Jo-Ann Van Reeuwyk, Nave, Shroud, Tabernacle; 22 Ashleigh VandeKopple, Red
Composition; 22 Alice Keyes, Lock; 23 Hannah Abma, Untitled
24 Stephen Clark, Untitled; 25 Andrew Szobody, Oil; 26 Adam Wolpa, Cumberland; 27 Bjorn Sparrman, Sit Next to Me, Oden, Run Run; 28 Liesje Brouwer, Waiting into the Water; 29 Kyria Osterhouse, Fragile/Hibernation; 30 Emily Helmus & Kerry Aarnoutse, The Selby
Calvin Colle...

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Chimes: September 24, 2010, Calvin College

Knights' record remains unblemished by Luke Leisman

Senate plans ahead by Griffin Jackson

Prestigious award won by Amanda Elliot

Go Bike comes to GR by Elizabeth Vander Heide

UN addresses poverty by Josh Delacy

Corn syrup may have a new name by Katie Faber

Colour Revolt delivers lively performance by Colleen Keehl

Knights dominant at invite by Mark Zylstra

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