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The article discusses the theological work of St. Bonaventure, focusing on his lectures on the first chapter of Genesis known as Collations on the Hexaëmeron. The text is described as deeply theological and symbolic, addressing challenges faced by the Franciscan order. The author, Douglas Dales, provides a detailed commentary on Bonaventure's work, highlighting its historical context and theological significance. Despite some minor inaccuracies, the article praises Dales' commentary as a valuable resource for scholars and students interested in Bonaventure's theological writings. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the doctrine of natural revelation that is affirmed by nearly all Christians in the Reformed tradition. Topics include the definition and characteristics of natural revelation, its purpose and benefits to all men especially to Christians, its limitations, and an explanation on why it is insufficient as a standard for the establishment of law and civil government.