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Duncan W. McKenzie, Ph.D. Article on Resurrection

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| Guest Writers
May 20, 2011

[From Samuel: I am good friends with Duncan and he asked if he could post this article. Of course, Dunk is not a Full Preterist, though he has some aspects of FP that he blends into his view. Here is his article (which I have not read yet) that he...
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Tagged AD, book, heaven, Second Advent, Second Coming
The Sam Frost Show ~ 01.05.2011

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| Audio, Podcast, Sam Frost Show
January 9, 2011

Sam Frost and Michael Loomis start off 2011 with a study on Gordon H. Clark’s book, “Religion, Reason, and Revelation.”
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Tagged book, gordon clark, philosophy, revelation
Creation and Change: Genesis 1.1-2.4 in Light of Changing Scientific Paradigms

by Samuel Frost
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| Books, Reviews
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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Tagged book, creation, earth, genesis, Jordan, science
Review of Mike Bull’s, Bible Matrix

by Samuel Frost
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| Books, Reviews
July 6, 2010

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 of you may know, is a close student of the...
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Tagged Bible Matrix, book, DNA, dominion, world
Response to James N. Anderson’s “Theological Paradox”

by Samuel Frost
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| Logic, Topical
June 30, 2010

The following article was written by Gary W. Crampton for the Trinity Review. It seem the old Barthian notion of “paradox” is fashionable in some Preterist circles, and we have voiced our criticism as well. Anderson is a Van Tillian, of course, and argues for paradox as a “rational” (!)...
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Tagged book, paradox, Ralph Smith, theology, Topical, Van Tillian
Review of “Logic” by Gordon Clark

by Samuel Frost
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| Books, Logic, Reviews
August 22, 2006

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 inference,” is often belittled as unnecessary. After all, we are...
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Tagged book, gordon clark, law, man
Chapter Summary of Three Types of Religious Philosophy by Gordon Clark

by Samuel Frost
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| Books, Reviews
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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Tagged book, gordon clark, knowledge, man, philosophy, show, truth
Analysis of Gordon Clark’s Faith and Saving Faith

by Samuel Frost
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| Books, Reviews
May 3, 2006

“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, however, dispels any notion in his book, Faith and Saving...
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Tagged book, faith, gordon clark, knowledge, man, nature

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