Vol. 12 No. 1 (2025): To Be A Peacemaker

The biblical idea of peace is deeply shaped by the meaning of the Hebrew word shalom. This term signifies more than just a ceasefire or the end of war and conflict. Shalom refers to a state of overall well-being and harmonious relationships with God, other people, and creation. The Fall into sin has taken shalom away from humanity. Nevertheless, Christ's redemptive work restores shalom to human life.

Front Matter

Editorial Boards & Contents
Published: 2025-08-07
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Editorial

To Be A Peacemaker

Surya Harefa
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Articles

Heidelberg Catechism and John Calvin Continuity or Discontinuity

Billy Kristanto

1-17
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Published: 2025-04-30
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Anamnesis Theological Meaning from the Perspective of Alexander Schmemann and John Calvin as an Ecumenical Discourse

Jeconiah Lunardi

19-36
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The Interaction of Intellect and Will in John Calvin's View: Building a Bridge Between Calvin's and Freire's Educational Philosophy

Yohanes Hasiholan Tampubolon

37-53
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Published: 2025-06-23
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The Imitation of God A Comparison of Herman Bavinck and Psalm 1

Novan

55-69
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Published: 2025-07-18
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Abandoned but Not Alone Psalm 27:10 and the Image of Losing a Parent

Samuel Suryawinata

71-89
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Back Matter

Authors Biography, Reviewers, & Author Guidelines
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