M.TH. LONG DISSERTATION (LD6.1) - John Owen

John Owen’s Theological Context
———. 1998b. ‘John Owen’s Dissertation on Divine Justice: An Exercise in Christocentric
Scholasticism’. Calvin Theological Journal 33: 87-103.
———. 2001. ‘Puritan Theology as Historical Event: A Linguistic Approach to the
Ecumenical Context’. In van Asselt and Dekker 2001: 253-275.
———. 2002. ‘John Owen as a Theologian. In Oliver 2002: 41-68.
———. 2003. ‘Is the Finnish Line the New Beginning? A Critical Assessment of the
Reading of Luther Offered by the Helsinki Circle’. Westminster Theological Journal
65: 231-44.
———. 2004. ‘Calvin and Calvinism’. In The Cambridge Companion to John Calvin. Ed.
Donald K. McKim. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Trueman, Carl R., and R. Scott Clark, eds. 1999. Protestant Scholasticism: Essays in
Reassessment. Carlisle: Paternoster Press.
van Asselt, Willem J., and Eef Dekker, eds. 2001. Reformation and Scholasticism: An
Ecumenical Enterprise. Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Book House.
———. 2001a. ‘Introduction’. In van Asselt and Dekker 2001: 11-43.
Van Til, Cornelius. 1956. The Dilemma of Education. [s.l.]: Presbyterian and Reformed.
———. 1971. Essays on Christian Education. Phillipsburg, NJ.: Presbyterian and
Reformed.
Wallace, Dewey D., Jr. 1982. Puritans and Predestination: Grace in English Protestant Theology,
1525-1695. Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press.
Webster, Tom. 2004. ‘Criteria for “Good” History Books’. Reformation 9: 265-71.
UNPUBLISHED THESES
Daniel, Curt. 1983. ‘Hyper-Calvinism and John Gill’. 2 vols. Ph.D. Dissertation.
University of Edinburgh.
Kapic, Kelly Michael. 2001. ‘Communion with God: Relations between the Divine and
the Human in the Theology of John Owen’. Ph.D. Dissertation. Kings College,
London.
McGrath, Gavin John. 1989. ‘Puritans and the Human Will: Voluntarism within Mid-
Seventeenth Century English Puritanism As Seen in the Works of Richard Baxter
and John Owen’. Ph.D. Dissertation. University of Durham.
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