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Presuppositional Apologetics

by Jason Bradfield
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| Apologetics, Audio, Epistemology, Evangelism, Logic, MinionDominion, Philosophy, Podcast, Presuppositionalism, Saving Faith, Scripture, Teaching, Unique, Videos
April 17, 2012

A primer on Presuppositional Apologetics via 1 Corinthians 1 and 2.
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Tagged Evangelism, gordon clark, Presuppositional Apologetics, scripturalism
Scripturalism: A Christian Worldview

by Guest
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| Apologetics, Articles, Epistemology, Gordon Clark, Guest Writers, Logic, Philosophy, Presuppositionalism, Scripture
November 20, 2011

Introduction1 Scripturalism is a world and life view. A worldview is a set of beliefs about the various issues of life. All persons have worldviews; they are inescapable. One’s worldview will determine how he views the entirety of life, the decisions he makes, why he does what he does, and...
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Tagged apologetics, gordon clark, presuppositionalism, scripturalism
Holy Scripture

by Guest
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| Articles, Gordon Clark, Guest Writers, Scripture
October 24, 2011

For the philosophic problem of the knowledge of God, for the construction of a theology, and as well for religious stability, a view of the Bible as revelation is most important. Currently many authors both in Europe and America are trying to meet the need. In the December 24, 1962,...
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More Logic, Jason!

by Samuel Frost
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| Topical
May 21, 2011

I am recently finishing up my paper for a Th.M., and ran across this item that I will present shortly. I noticed Mike Bennett is citing Calvin, and then using that to show that we disagree with him, and, thus not “orthodox” or “Calvinist” or whatever his point is. First,...
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Tagged gordon clark, Mike Bennett, Palmer Robertson, resurrection, time, Topical
Sam Frost Show – 3.9.11

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| Audio, Podcast, Sam Frost Show
March 14, 2011

Mike Loomis and Sam take a break from the Gordon Clark series and discuss some of Sam’s recent theological changes.
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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
Definitions, Definitions, Definitions

by Samuel Frost
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| Topical
June 12, 2010

I hate, absolutely hate, to continue to bring up particular posts, but this one in specific really hit home as to what the problem is. Ed Hassert is continuing to keep flames hot by throwing more fuel on the fire. I will quote the post in full from the Preterist...
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Tagged contradiction, FP, gordon clark, paradox, post, pretcosmos, reason, Topical
Judged By No One

by Jason Bradfield
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| 1 Corinthians, Logic, Presuppositionalism
November 14, 2009

I can picture Paul standing in a ring with the scrolls lifted up and taunting the audience, "Who here thinks they can defeat these? Bring it on!" Does this sound like an affirmation of "common ground"? Not at all...
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Tagged apologetics, atheist, empiricism, end, gordon clark, Intelligent Design, Jesus Christ, world
How Does Man Know God by Clark

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| Audio, Podcast, Sam and Jason
December 30, 2007

Jason reads a lecture by Gordon H. Clark entitled, “How Does Man Know God?” In this lecture, Clark briefly criticizes empiricism and irrationalism and offers the rational solution of dogmatism….God’s revelation (Scripture) as the axiomatic starting point of knowledge/truth.
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Gordon Clark on Revelation and Apologetics

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November 25, 2007

Jason reads excerpts from Gary Crampton's book, “The Scripturalism of Gordon H Clark.” Today's reading is on “Revelation and Apologetics.”
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Tagged apologetics, Audio, empiricism, gordon clark, revelation
Dr Gordon Clark on Epistemology

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November 11, 2007

Jason reads excerpts from Gary Crampton’s book, “The Scripturalism of Gordon H Clark”. Three views on epistemology and why the Biblical view far exceeds non-Christian thought.
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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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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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