The Christian Reformed Synod and the “Dekker Case” (15): A New “Anti-Abstract” Theological Method
In my previous editorial on this subject I continued to demonstrate that the new method spoken of by Dr. Henry Stob in his comments on the Dekker Case just prior to the 1967 Synod is not the method of our confessions. And because the Canons are so very plainly an example of the method Dr. Stob does not want to follow, I pointed especially to them. I also did so because among our Reformed creeds it is the Canons which address themselves specifically to the very same issues at stake in the Dekker...
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