David S. Sytsma

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David S. Sytsma

David S. Sytsma

@SytsmaDavid

Prof @TCU_jp. Director @PostRefDL. 📚on R. Baxter (OUP 2017); Beyond Dordt & De Auxiliis (Brill 2019). 16/17thC historian and lover of wisdom ✍️ now on ethics.

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David S. Sytsma
David S. Sytsma@SytsmaDavid·
Little known fact that Protestants wrote over 50 commentaries and over 500 disputations on Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics. @SvenssonManfred and I are working on telling the story. A preview of some findings here: doi.org/10.20935/AL1650
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E.J. Hutchinson
E.J. Hutchinson@ehutchinson1513·
I’m very pleased and very excited to share that I’ve signed a contract with Davenant Press (of the Davenat Institute) to publish my translation of Philip Melanchthon’s A SUMMARY OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY. Many thanks to Mark Hamilton, their Editor-in-Chief! CC: @DavenantInst
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Michael J. Lynch
Michael J. Lynch@reformedtexan·
Today is a great Protestant holiday. On this day, Peter Martyr Vermigli died and Richard Baxter was born.
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Stephen Wolfe
Stephen Wolfe@PerfInjust·
Could be wrong but I suspect that Aristotle is far more influential among early modern Reformed in the full range of disciplines than Aquinas.
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Jonathan Ramont
Jonathan Ramont@jonathanramont·
Thank you @SytsmaDavid for writing a great article on Calvin's view of virtue ethics. Saved me a lot of time.
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David S. Sytsma@SytsmaDavid·
“Let the Greek professor … explain some book of philosophy concerning morals. The book will be by Aristotle or Plato or Plutarch or some Christian philosopher.” — 1559 statutes of the Geneva Academy
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Manfred Svensson
Manfred Svensson@SvenssonManfred·
Publication day for “The Aristotelian Tradition in Early Modern Protestantism. Sixteenth- and Seventeenth-Century Commentaries on the Ethics and the Politics”! @oupacademic t.ly/oLN08 A short 🧵on the content.
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David S. Sytsma@SytsmaDavid·
Reading some books with students this semester
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Seung-Joo Lee
Seung-Joo Lee@Seung_J_Lee·
I’m thrilled to have received these gifts from the Netherlands. I very much appreciated the competent management of the project. Thank you, Brill!
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Manfred Svensson
Manfred Svensson@SvenssonManfred·
Delighted to share the cover of my forthcoming book, The Aristotelian Tradition in Early Modern Protestantism. Sixteenth- and Seventeenth-Century Commentaries on the Ethics and the Politics. To be published in two months by @OUPAcademic.
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David S. Sytsma@SytsmaDavid·
prdl.org is up again. Tech support made a change to allow for more user connections, so hopefully @PostRefDL will be more stable now.
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David S. Sytsma@SytsmaDavid·
On a break during a busy semester. I’ll be back.
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Fred Sanders
Fred Sanders@FredFredSanders·
Faculty work is either Teaching, Research, or Service. A philosopher at Rutgers recently proposed adding Outreach, since public-facing activity ought to be rewarded. Alan Jacobs goes one step further: Generativity. Read his generative thoughts here: blog.ayjay.org/outreach-and-g…
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