Jul 20, 2026 · 38 min · 10 segments
In this episode, Marinus and Gray discuss two events in the world of Neo-Calvinsim: the new T&T Clark Studies in Neo-Calvinism series and the upcoming conference "Neo-Calvinism and Barthianism…
Marinus de JongHost
Gray SutantoHost
Cory BrockHost
what are we going to announce? Well, yes, this announcement had already come out maybe a few months ago, but it's now public that we have a TNT Clark Studies in Neo-Calvinism series for Bloomsbury TNT Clark.
And the purpose of this monograph series is to publish... high-quality, cutting-edge research monographs in the Neo-Calvinist tradition.
We are open to submissions not just on the theology or philosophy of Hermann Bavink or Abraham Kuyper or Klaus Schilder, We're going to be very open to reviewing and thinking about publishing any kind of monograph in the Neo-Calvinist tradition, whether it's in the historical side of things, the philosophical side, theological side, but also second, third generation Neo-Calvinists or even historical sources for the Neo-Calvinist tradition.
Well, we welcome critical and appreciative and again, highly rigorous monographs.
And so it's good to emphasize, I think, that we really want it to be an interdisciplinary series.
And I mean, who knows what else? I mean, there's a volume on New Calvinism and capitalism coming out.
I mean, I think it's also a witness to what the field has become, right? It really has become a field on its own that has...
A lot going on so much that there's, I think, I would say ample possibility to have a series of its own that really digs into this tradition.
Yeah, it was really important for us to get a mainstream, well-respected academic publisher.
And I think it's just a good way of funneling research in neo-Calvinism into one particular series because the field is becoming really dispersed.
what are we going to announce? Well, yes, this announcement had already come out maybe a few months ago, but it's now public that we have a TNT Clark Studies in Neo-Calvinism series for Bloomsbury TNT Clark.
And the purpose of this monograph series is to publish... high-quality, cutting-edge research monographs in the Neo-Calvinist tradition.
We are open to submissions not just on the theology or philosophy of Hermann Bavink or Abraham Kuyper or Klaus Schilder, We're going to be very open to reviewing and thinking about publishing any kind of monograph in the Neo-Calvinist tradition, whether it's in the historical side of things, the philosophical side, theological side, but also second, third generation Neo-Calvinists or even historical sources for the Neo-Calvinist tradition.
Well, we welcome critical and appreciative and again, highly rigorous monographs.
And so it's good to emphasize, I think, that we really want it to be an interdisciplinary series.
And I mean, who knows what else? I mean, there's a volume on New Calvinism and capitalism coming out.
I mean, I think it's also a witness to what the field has become, right? It really has become a field on its own that has...
A lot going on so much that there's, I think, I would say ample possibility to have a series of its own that really digs into this tradition.
Yeah, it was really important for us to get a mainstream, well-respected academic publisher.
And I think it's just a good way of funneling research in neo-Calvinism into one particular series because the field is becoming really dispersed.
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