A blog by Josh de Keijzer.
The Influence of Luther in "Act and Being"
All posts are equal but some posts...
Deconstruction starts with the realization that all of reality is constructed. This is so because we can only...
I’ve been an evangelical Christian all of my life. Though I’ve drifted away from much of what goes...
What I’m going to write here may sound controversial to some. But it is necessary that I do...
Vrijheid is mooi. Vrijheid is moeilijk. Allebei de uitspraken zijn waar. Er is geen groter goed dan de...
Emotional and spiritual abuse in the church often results from wrong ideas about how Divine Authority functions within...
Theocracy, that form of government in which God governs a nation directly through divine command, is hot again....
One night, a man had a dream. He dreamed he was walking along the beach with God. Across...
Some Implications of Charles Taylor’s ‘A Secular Age’ for Theology As one friend commented, Taylor’s book ‘A Secular Age’ is magisterial. It commands respect; it is an authoritative voice in...
I wrote this article for Dutch newspaper Reformatorisch Dagblad in May 2011. While my opinion concerning the relevance of the arguments for God’s existence has radically changed, I still consider...
The recent events at Bethel Seminary are disconcerting at the least. The closing of Seminary Village was but the beginning of a long and seemingly endless series of baffling measures...
I wrote this article for Dutch newspaper Reformatorisch Dagblad in December 2010. While my opinion concerning the relevance of the arguments for God’s existence has radically changed, I still consider...
I wrote this article for Dutch newspaper Reformatorisch Dagblad in September 2010. While my opinion concerning the relevance of the arguments for God’s existence has radically changed, I still consider...
I wrote this article for Dutch newspaper Reformatorisch Dagblad in May 2010. While my opinion concerning the relevance of the arguments for God’s existence has radically changed, I still consider...
Article for Dutch newspaper Reformatorisch Dagblad, October 2013 Wie wonderen serieus neemt—vooral als het om wonderen in het verleden gaat—kan niet heen om de verpletterende kritiek van David Hume (bijna...
Article for Dutch newspaper Reformatorisch Dagblad, March 2013 Toen Stille Zaterdag kwam, had het stil moeten blijven. Dat was althans de bedoeling van diverse groepen belanghebbenden. Jezus van Nazareth was...
Every school of theology has its own philosophers it turns to for advice and grounding of the theological project. Evangelicalism has been faring remarkably well without any major philosophical forebears....
Those who know me, are familiar with the fact that the thought of Dietrich Bonhoeffer is the subject matter of my dissertation. I believe he has something to offer that...
An abbreviated version has appeared as a column for www.cip.nl Je kent ze wel, die zondagschoolplaatjes van vroeger met een blonde Jezus met blauwe ogen. Ik dacht er nooit wat...
Article written for Dutch Newspaper Reformatorisch Dagblad, June 8 2013 Is het Christelijk geloof maar een mening? Daarover zijn de meningen verdeeld. In de ogen van mensen die geen christen...
Chapter from my video series “From Below to Above” God: Allah, Yahweh, Krishna, Jesus, Vishnu… What or who is it going to be? Who is God? Will the real God...
Article for Dutch newspaper Reformatorisch Dagblad, October 5 2013 Heeft apologetiek afgedaan? Toen de Duitse theoloog Dietrich Bonhoeffer onder de nazi’s in de gevangenis kwam, maakte zijn theologie een interessante...
Article written for Dutch Newspaper Reformatorisch Dagblad, December 28 2012 Bonhoeffer is een onverwachte gast in deze rubriek. Wie zijn naam hoort, denkt aan het Duitse verzet in de Tweede...