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here are the pieces to MS's new book on the Reformed Objections to NT.

"Reformed Epistemology" is the title often given to an influential body of apologetic arguments that have been offered in recent years by a group of Protestant Christian philosophers: in particular by William Alston, Alvin Plantinga and Nicholas Wolterstorff. The title comes from the fact that these arguments have been said to represent the same judgments of the relationship between faith and reason that are found in the Sixteenth Century Reformers, particularly John Calvin.

i need to get a trail on polanyi, jaki and company. it will work to put the pieces here for now.

However, natural theology understood as a theological way of understanding nature, in this case as creation, is not only possible but from the perspective of a scientific theology essential, according to McGrath.

Perhaps the most illuminating chapter in this volume, however, is the late-Medieval background to the development of the natural-law tradition.

acton has $20 copies
not in UofA library

Scientific Theology: Reality
volume 1 is :Nature

ilabs website for group

several reviews describe it as the best introduction to natural law. his evangelicals in the public square is excellent.

book 2 of 3 to order by

Budziszewski

3 of 3 books to order by

Budziszewski

he is on the sudduth mailing list

The Reformed Objection to Natural Theology
M. Sudduth's forthcoming book

This is the problem of what to do about those who were born before the exclusive "revelation," or who died without ever having the opportunity to share in its wonders.
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but I nonetheless think that the followers of Mr. Smith should be congratulated for hitting upon even the most simpleminded technological solution to a problem that has defied solution ever since man first invented religion.