Neocalvinism is a tradition detached from the broader and longer, western intellectual tradition. It’s detached from its confessional roots, and from a catholic understanding of church. Most of all, it’s detached from ecclesial community. Is it truly a mere publishing project, with a view to variously showing signs of vitality or allowing evangelicals to recover a Christian mind? Neocalvinism . . . Dan Knauss replies, “Just say, ‘No.'”
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