Christian Classicists

Wilson discusses his views of “antithetical classicism” over and against North’s more straight-laced and scowling Van Tillianism here.  The contrast between these two men is instructive for the overall landscape of Reformed theology’s relationship to history and the rest of the world.
Van Tillianism has always had a tendency to simply lend a rocket booster to [...]

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Wilson on the Relationship Between Education and Worship

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The Case for Classical Christian Education
By Douglas Wilson
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Whereas Erikson primarily understands development in terms of biology, focusing on fetal development, Wilson approaches the development from a spiritual angle. His chapter on “the Nature of Man” is especially helpful as he bases all theories of development on the imago Dei and the reality [...]

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