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Kerk en Theologie - Volume 75, Issue 2, 2024
Volume 75, Issue 2, 2024
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Het debat over de staat Israël in de Protestantse Kerk in Nederland
Authors: René de Reuver & Eeuwout KlootwijkThis article answers Gert van Klinken’s question whether there is still a supported view within the Protestant Church in the Netherlands on its relationship to (the state of) Israel. That there are various views within this church regarding the people of Israel in general and the state in particular is evident. The publication of Israel, People, Land and State (1970) made this diversity visible. Yet formal statements and Read More
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Het ‘Pascaliaansche christendom der diepte’
More LessThis article charts the reception of Blaise Pascal's work in Dutch literature in the period 1800-2020, particularly his Pensées. Drawing on the work of Willem Bilderdijk, Rhijnvis Feith, Allard Pierson, C. Rijnsdorp, B.J. Gerretson, J.A. Rispens, Menno ter Braak and Willem Jan Otten, it becomes clear that Pascal's work has been ever-present throughout time, as a voice in the margins. Notions associated with Pascal' Read More
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De Pascalreceptie in de protestantse theologie in Nederland
More LessImportant parameters for recognizing a fruitful reception of Pascal’s spiritual heritage in Dutch Protestant theology are an awareness of its urgency of the early modernity, his Augustinism and his Roman-Catholicism. Only in the beginning of the 19th century the genius of Pascal has been discovered. Theologians as different as liberal Protestants, Reveil- and ‘ethicists’ (moderate orthodox) use Pascal as an important source Read More
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Meer dan een tegendenker
By Klaas BomBlaise Pascal’s ideas can be used as a constructive contributions to current day academic theology on at least three major theme’s. The first is the debate about epistemology and ‘spiritual intelligence’, to justify the place of theology at the (postmodern) university. Pascals will-centered antropology helps to underline the unity of human knowledge which is partly also found in approaches like Michiel Bouman’s. The secon Read More
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Van ego naar mens
More LessBlaise Pascal is often depicted as the melancholic misanthrope with his particularly pessimistic view of man. Through his Thoughts, Pascal indeed describes man as a chaotic and contradictory creature, doomed to an insurmountable state of misery. Inspired by his Jansenist background, Pascal interprets the human misère as a consequence of the Fall: due to Adam, humanity is entirely depraved. The only greatness left to man c Read More
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Theologie en politiek
More LessInterest in the State of Israel soared during the aftermath of the Six Day-War (1967). In Kerk en Theologie, G.C. van Niftrik, A.W. Dekker and A.A. Spijkerboer took their clues from Karl Barth and F.W. Marquardt. The notion of a unique position of Israel in salvation history was however vehemently denied by those who stood up for Palestinians (Kroon, Verkuyl, Slomp, Snoek, others). Some major agents in Dutch Pro Read More
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