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Welcome to my website and blog!

I’m an ordained minister currently earning a Ph.D in Philosophical Theology at Calvin Seminary. My research interests range from the relationship between theology and philosophy, theology proper, and neo-Calvinism to the Christian social ethics and the intersection of vocation and human sexuality. I am firmly anchored in the Dutch-Reformed faith, embracing the theological tradition of John Calvin, Abraham Kuyper, and Herman Bavinck.

My purpose with the following blog is to promote critical reflection on modern issues in theology. This site reflects my opinions and does not necessarily represent the official views of either my congregation/classis or any other professional organization with which I am affiliated.

Feel free to visit some of my blog’s sections where I discuss topics such as financial stewardship, gender and sexuality, leadership, neocalvinism, pastoral care, the church, theology, and work and vocation.

Happy reading!

 

Isaias D'Oleo Ochoa
I do not seek to understand in order that I may believe, but I believe in order to understand. — Anselm of Canterbury

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academic papers

  • Should we read Herman Bavinck’s The Philosophy of Revelation as an apologetics of despair?
    Should we read Herman Bavinck’s Th...
  • John Calvin’s two-fold notion of faith and the possibility of faith formation
    John Calvin’s two-fold notion of f...
  • NT Wright and the body-soul predicament
    NT Wright and the body-soul predicament
  • How Bavinck responds to the challenges of the theory of evolution
    How Bavinck responds to the challenges o...

recent posts

  • What Martin Luther King has taught me about God’s divine presence
    What Martin Luther King has taught me ab...
  • Gregory the Great on the balance of the christian life of the clergy
    Gregory the Great on the balance of the ...
  • The image of God and its implications for the church
    The image of God and its implications fo...
  • How Bavinck responds to the challenges of the theory of evolution
    How Bavinck responds to the challenges o...

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