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Review of Mike Bull’s, Bible Matrix
Mike Bull recently sent me a copy of his book, Bible Matrix: An Introduction to the DNA of Scriptures, 2010, Westbow Press. Peter Leithart, who I began reading when studying the book of Samuel, writes the introduction. Leithart, as many … Continue reading
Review of Don Preston’s We Shall Meet Him in the Air
I 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… Continue reading
Critique of Beyond Creation Science
The following article will be a bit technical, but I will try to explain definitions as best I can as I go along. This response to an issue that has been clouding up the horizon, in my opinion, for some … Continue reading
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Review of “Logic” by Gordon Clark
A Book Review of Gordon H. Clark’s Logic (The Trinity Foundation, 1998) 140 pages. In the “Introduction” to this book, John Robbins asks the most pertinent question, “Why Study Logic?” Logic, which is defined as “the science of necessary … Continue reading
An Analysis and Critique of Taken to Heaven in A.D. 70: Blessings Expected at the Parousia
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 to be published in the last two centuries” then, as a preterist scholar, I had … Continue reading
Chapter Summary of Three Types of Religious Philosophy by Gordon Clark
This 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 use of reduction, Clark asserts that dogmatic principles are the hallmark of every system, rational … Continue reading
Analysis of Gordon Clark’s Faith and Saving Faith
“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 faith is. Faith, as a word, occurs hundreds of times in the Scripture. Gordon Clark, … Continue reading