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  1. Samuel Frost

    Review of Off Target by John Noe

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    March 19, 2012
    John Noe has created one of the largest marketing campaigns for a Full Preterist (FP) that I have seen to date.  His last book, Hell Yes?  Hell No!, published by his own arm, East2West Press, equally garnered some press.  No, it won’t be on the NY Times Bestsellers list, but...
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  3. Samuel Frost

    Dumbest Book Ever?

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    September 12, 2011
    I have finished re-reading Frank Viola’s book, Pagan Christianity, and I must say, “whew…glad that mindless waste of time is over!”  Viola’s sources for his “anti-church” view are mostly liberals.  Take Will Durant, for example.  Durant was an adamant anti-Christian, and agnostic.  Yet, this is one of Viola’s sources. What...
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  4. Samuel Frost

    Creation and Change: Genesis 1.1-2.4 in Light of Changing Scientific Paradigms

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    September 21, 2010
    Douglas F. Kelly, Professor of Systematic Theology at Reformed Theological Seminary (North Carolina), has written a masterful defense of a literal interpretation of Genesis (titled in the heading, Mentor Press, 2002). I rank it up there with James B. Jordan’s work on the six days of creation. The main thrust...
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  8. Samuel Frost

    Chapter Summary of Three Types of Religious Philosophy by Gordon Clark

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    May 3, 2006
    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 or empirical. “Thus a presuppositionaless description is impossible” for anyone...
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