“Epistemology issues” (5)
The following is an excerpt from Gordon H. Clark’s, An Introduction to Christian Philosophy: ==1. Epistemology In the popular mind … Continue reading “Epistemology issues” (5)
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Propositional knowledge
Hello, Matt- I’ll intersperse my comments between your questions. ==1) Do you agree that all truth or knowledge is propositional … Continue reading Propositional knowledge
Heinrich Bullinger on the thief on the cross
“The thief, that was crucified with our Lord, believed in the Lord Jesus, and was saved, although the force of … Continue reading Heinrich Bullinger on the thief on the cross
Gordon Clark on faith
The following are my comments on some of Gordon H. Clark’s writings on the following (for something similar see Marc’s … Continue reading Gordon Clark on faith
Gordon H. Clark on 1 Corinthians 3:11-15
“For no one is able to lay any other foundation beside the One having been laid, who is Jesus Christ” … Continue reading Gordon H. Clark on 1 Corinthians 3:11-15
Gordon H. Clark: “Predestination.”
Here is Clark making some observations regarding John 1:12-13: “We are raised from the dead; but we do not raise … Continue reading Gordon H. Clark: “Predestination.”
Gordon Clark lecture, “Is Christianity a religion?
The following is my transcription of Gordon H. Clark’s guest lectures at Gordon-Conwell Seminary. In March of 1994 the late … Continue reading Gordon Clark lecture, “Is Christianity a religion?
Gordon Clark on the Virgin Birth of Christ
The following are my comments on some Gordon Clark quotes taken from his book, “What do Presbyterians believe?”: Clark: ==In … Continue reading Gordon Clark on the Virgin Birth of Christ
Gordon Clark on WCF 10:3
Gordon Clark on Chapter 10:3 of the WCF: “And since most of the activity recounted in the Bible has to … Continue reading Gordon Clark on WCF 10:3
Assurance, WCF, Clark.
My comments are regarding the subject of the assurance of one’s salvation. I invite any and all to comment on … Continue reading Assurance, WCF, Clark.
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