More on the "Neo-Calvinist rodeo": two cheers for the market

In my previous post I mentioned my own fairly minor role at this year's Kuyper conference as a respondent to Dylan Pahman's excellent book, The Kingdom of God and the Common Good. Pahman has now posted his own account of his role as an Orthodox Christian at the "Neo-Calvinist rodeo": Dispatch from KuyperCon. Here is Pahman:

We talked about our common ground of Scripture and catholicity. We debated the proper relation between the Law and the Gospel. We discussed the fraught history of traditionally Orthodox societies with autocracy, while nevertheless noting many important—and too often overlooked—exceptions. To that end Koyzis even expressed his hope that my book would be translated into Greek, Russian, and other traditionally Orthodox languages.