This book examines the thinking of several Reformed   theologians on theological issues that are, historically or by content,   related to philosophy.  Three Dutch authors from successive generations are considered in   particular: Gisbertus Voetius (1589-1676), Petrus van Mastricht   (1630-1706), and Anthonius Driessen (1684-1748). A diversity of issues in   Christian doctrine is discussed. These include the relationship between   theology and philosophy, creation, Divine providence, the human being, and   Divine and natural law.  By reconstructing the views of these three theologians, this book   highlights similarities and differences within Reformed orthodoxy, both in   doctrine and in relation to philosophy. The changes that thus become   visible also suggest that biblical Christianity outlives the philosophical   apparatus by whose assistence it is explained.

Reformed Orthodoxy And Philosophy, 1625-1750: Gisbertus Voetius, Petrus Van Mastricht, And Anthonius Driessen (Brill's Series in Church History) PDF

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