Ironically, a book that emphasizes context and attempts to localize what has been often understood as global, now rips these verses from their immediate context and attempts to globalize, so to speak, what is in actuality limited.
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November22nd
View CommentsRe: The Test of Truth
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October20th
View CommentsI must say that I was not expecting a 450 page book from Don Preston to arrive in the mail. I thought he was writing another one of his shorter books on I Thess 4. This book, which is his best…
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December15th
View CommentsDo you remember this quote from Leithart that I posted here months ago?
“Paul’s discussion of the future of Israel assumes Jesus’ predictions about the [...] -
August22nd
View CommentsReview of “Logic” by Gordon Clark
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A Book Review of Gordon H. Clark’s Logic (The Trinity Foundation, 1998) 140 pages.
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May3rd
View CommentsAn Analysis and Critique of Taken to Heaven in A.D. 70: Blessings Expected at the Parousia
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When a book is hailed as “a classic in our time” and is expected to be one of the “most influential and significant preterist books [...]
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May3rd
View CommentsThis book, published originally in 1973, offers again the scope of Clark’s epistemological theory against rationalism, empiricism, and irrationalism. Dogmatism is Clark’s theory. By the [...]
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May3rd
View Comments“Without faith it is impossible to please God” the writer of Hebrews tells us. So, there should not be any real difficulty with explaining what [...]
