When we examine our own experience of permission we see that always it implies an independent power in another person. We permit a man to do something; that is we do not hinder him from doing it; but his is the power and frequently enough we could not have forced him to do it if …
Elements of Gordon Clark’s Theory of Knowledge This post seeks to clarify Gordon Clark’s theory of knowledge by first evidencing how he defined some of his terms and then enumerating key elements of his theory. A. Definitions Belief – assent to an understood proposition. Taking into consideration the various places where Clark speaks of “belief,” …
I put together this handy chart to see where various 20th and 21st century Reformed theologians stand on the question of the millennium. I chose theologians whom I’m particularly familiar with, rather than choosing the strongest or most popular advocate of the respective positions. There are some interesting things to notice. Southern Presbyterians tend to …
