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The Diamond, September 27, 2024
Get PDFFront Page : Dordt Reaches Record Enrollment 5 Years in a Row; International Instrumental Tour Canceled; Rumors of Mold Never Grow Old News: Why Do So Many Professors Attend Covenant CRC?; Savor the Sounds; What is Heartland Break? Feature: From Rain to Restoration; Dordt Trapshooting Club Feels Impact of Rock Valley Flooding; Production Arts - Behind the Stream; Nursing Department Hosts Simulation Lab Open House Politics: The Prison is My Mission Field; Take Two on Assassination; Discussing the Debate Sports: Women\u27s Volleyball Season Preview; Swim Team Highlight; Defenders Show Up and Shut Out; The Reality of Sports Injuries Opinion: It\u27s Not That Deep; Apartment Kitchens - A Place of Lessons and Memories; Letter to the Editor - A Response to A Flipped Classroom Arts & Entertainment: Mormon Wives Have Captivated Campus; It Ends With Us Movie Review; The 76th Annual Emmy Awards; Art Adventures Abroad; Rings of Power - A Show, Certainly; Why the Chiefs Winning Means the People Losing The Back Page: Ask the Diamond - What is Up with The Gift?; What\u27s with the Poems All Over Campus?https://digitalcollections.dordt.edu/dordt_diamond/1887/thumbnail.jp
Trinity and Creation: Bavinck on the Vestigia Trinitatis
Get PDFEngaging recent scholarship on Bavinck’s revitalization of the vestigia trinitatis and its connection to the organic motif, this essay identifies and examines two aspects of Bavinck’s account that remain underdeveloped with scholarship on this topic. First, it explores the lingering importance triads within Bavinck’s account of the vestigia. Bavinck may have developed a primarily non-numerical account of the vestigia, but he still acknowledges the place of triadic analogies, especially in humanity. Second, it contextualizes Bavinck’s appropriation of the vestigia within his understanding of creation as relative, divine, self-communication in order to illuminate how creation can bear the imprint of the Trinity even as the Trinity remains unlike anything in creation. Much work has been done on Bavinck’s triniform account of creation and his organic cosmology, but these accounts can often miss or gloss over the doctrines that Bavinck utilizes to carefully guards against a direct correlation between God and creation
