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Cornelius Van Til, Reformed Apologist and Churchman Servant-Leadership author Willem Otterspeer draws on

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author Willem Otterspeer draws on the idea of Leiden as a “bastion of liberty” and proposes that concepts such as “equilibrium” and “scale” are key to understanding the university as an institution

he simply shows them how to practically apply scriptural tools

carefully analyzed in their context

loyal reluctance and active resistance

The author chronicles and analyzes the RCA’s creative experiments in organizing for mission in America and round the world

Cornelius Van Til, Reformed Apologist and Churchman Servant-Leadership author Willem Otterspeer draws onWritten by John R. Muether Cornelius Van Til (18951987), who taught apologetics at Westminster Theological Seminary for more than forty years, hasthrough his teaching and writingscalled two generations of thinkers to a Christian worldview and a biblical defense of the faith. Yet, twenty years after his death, conflicting claims about Van Til's apologetic legacy abound. What most interpreters tend to overlook is his life as a Presbyterian churchman.

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