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Author:   Jonathon D. Beeke
Publisher:   Brill
Imprint:   Brill
Volume:   40
Weight:   0.413kg
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9789004440661

ISBN 10:   9004440666
Pages:   258
Publication Date:   24 September 2020
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Table of Contents

Acknowledgments Abbreviations 1 Introduction, Historical Method, and Statement of the Argument  1.1 Introduction  1.2 Overview of Secondary Scholarship  1.3 Relevance of This Study  1.4 Research Questions  1.5 Method of Investigation and Outline of Study  1.6 Statement of the Argument part 1: Early Magisterial Reformers and the Duplex Regnum Christi 2 Laying the Patristic and Medieval Foundation  2.1 Introduction  2.2 John Chrysostom: “The Scripture Acknowledges Two Kingdoms of God”  2.3 Augustine of Hippo: An Eschatological Tension between Two Cities  2.4 Pope Boniface VIII and the Medieval Two-Swords Construct: Spiritual and Temporal Authority  2.5 Thomas Aquinas: “That the Office of Governing the Kingdom Should Be Learned from the Divine Government”  2.6 William of Ockham  2.7 Conclusion 3 Martin Luther and the Two-Kingdoms Doctrine  3.1 Introduction  3.2 Luther and the Two Kingdoms: A Conceptual Framework  3.3 Luther and the Two Kingdoms: Temporal Authority (1523)  3.4 Luther on the Two Kingdoms and the Created Order  3.5 Conclusion 4 Martin Bucer and John Calvin on Christ’s Kingdom  4.1 Introduction  4.2 Martin Bucer: De Regno Christi  4.3 The Twofold Kingdom of Christ in Calvin’s Thought: The Institutes  4.4 Calvin on the State of Sinless Adam  4.5 Calvin’s Twofold Kingdom: Consistent or Confused Application?  4.6 Conclusion part 2: Development of the Duplex Regnum Christi in Reformed Orthodoxy 5 Introducing Terms and Concepts  5.1 Introduction  5.2 Terminological Considerations and Key Concepts  5.3 Placement of the Duplex Regnum Christi in Theological Systems  5.4 An “In-House” Debate  5.5 Conclusion 6 The Duplex Regnum Christi in Reformed Orthodoxy: Leiden as Representative Center  6.1 Introduction  6.2 Contextual Considerations  6.3 Franciscus Junius on the Twofold Kingdom of Christ  6.4 Scholastic Disputations at Leiden University and the Duplex Regnum Christi  6.5 Conclusion 7 The Duplex Regnum Christi in Reformed Orthodoxy: Geneva as Representative Center  7.1 Introduction  7.2 Contextual Considerations  7.3 Francis Turretin on the Twofold Kingdom of Christ  7.4 Bénédict Pictet and the Twofold Kingdom of Christ  7.5 Conclusion 8 The Duplex Regnum Christi in Reformed Orthodoxy: Edinburgh as Representative Center  8.1 Introduction  8.2 Contextual Considerations  8.3 Edinburgh University  8.4 Johannes Scharpius and the Twofold Kingdom of Christ  8.5 David Dickson and the Twofold Kingdom of Christ  8.6 Conclusion 9 Conclusion  9.1 Restatement of Argument  9.2 Summary of Findings  9.3 Reassessment of Secondary Literature  9.4 Conclusion Bibliography  Primary Sources  Secondary Sources Index

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Jonathon D. Beeke, Ph.D. (2019), University of Groningen, is Adjunct Professor of Historical Theology and Director of Admissions / Registrar at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary.

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