Sweet Communion by Arie De Reuver

Sweet Communion by Arie De Reuver

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Zusammenfassung

An introduction to the quality, form, and roots of the spirituality practiced during the Further Reformation that is organized around the leading figures of the era.

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Sweet Communion by Arie De Reuver

Sweet Communion introduces scholars and interested Reformed readers to the spirituality practiced during the Further Reformation, a seventeenth-century movement that strove for a contemporary application of the sixteenth-century Reformation. The book is organized around leading figures of the era, including Willem Teellinck, Theodorus a Brakel, Guiljelmus Saldenus, Wilhelmus a Brakel, and Herman Witsius. Sweet Communion examines the quality, form, and roots of this period's spirituality. De Reuver determines that each of the Further Reformation authors promotes a spirituality in which the heart experiences communion with God by the Word and Spirit. In examining the roots of this spirituality, de Reuver reaches back to the Middle Ages and the spirituality of Thomas a Kempis and Bernard of Clairvaux.
Arie de Reuver (ThD, University of Utrecht) teaches systematic and historical theology at the University of Utrecht and is the author of numerous academic monographs. James A. De Jong (ThD, Free University of Amsterdam) is president emeritus of Calvin Theological Seminary.
SKU Nicht verfügbar
ISBN 13 9780801031229
ISBN 10 0801031222
Titel Sweet Communion
Autor Arie De Reuver
Buchzustand Nicht verfügbar
Bindungsart Paperback
Verlag Baker Publishing Group
Erscheinungsjahr 2007-05-01
Seitenanzahl 304
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