Today’s Evangelism, Counterfeit or Genuine?, by Gordon H. Clark, Jefferson, MD: The Trinity Foundation, 1990, 122 pp. The time of the writing of this book is somewhat of a mystery to me. Which “Today” its title is in reference to is hard to determine. Nowhere in Clark’s letters is the book mentioned. A full typed …
*Cover Picture not shown* The Incarnation, by Gordon H. Clark, Jefferson, MD: The Trinity Foundation, 1988, 78 pp. The Incarnation was printed with a cover picture of a lady holding a baby. Could this be a representation of Mary and the baby Jesus? Could be. I don’t know what they looked like. So as not …
Predestination, The Combined Edition of Biblical Predestination and Predestination in the Old Testament, by Gordon H. Clark, Phillipsburg, NJ: Presbyterian and Reformed, 1987, 205 pp. As the subtitle explains, this book is a combined edition of two of Clark’s previous publications. Here are my reviews of those publications: Review of Biblical Predestination Review of Predestination …
The Atonement, by Gordon H. Clark, Hobbs, NM: The Trinity Foundation, 1987, 2nd edition 1996, 145 pp. This is another volume that was originally a chapter in Gordon Clark’s systematic theology. Thus its publication date is about a decade later than it was originally written. We find here that Clark approves of the “Covenant of …
Logical Criticisms of Textual Criticism, by Gordon H. Clark, Jefferson, MD: The Trinity Foundation, 1986, 49 pp. Logical Criticisms of Textual Criticism grew out of Clark’s earlier work “Desultory New Testament Curiosities.” And, as I noted in the previous review, it was originally printed as an appendix in Clark’s commentary First and Second Thessalonians. It seems …
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First and Second Thessalonians, by Gordon H. Clark, Jefferson, MD: The Trinity Foundation, 1986, 152 pp. In the commentary First and Second Thessalonians Gordon Clark places significant emphasis on textual criticism. In fact, the book includes an appendix on “Logical Criticisms of Textual Criticism.” Though this material is printed also as a stand-alone volume Logical …
Clark Speaks from the Grave, by Gordon H. Clark, Jefferson, MD: The Trinity Foundation, 1986, 77 pp. Clark Speaks from the Grave is a book written in second person narration containing responses from Clark to some of his critics: Vern Poythress, Robert Reymond, Gordon Lewis, and John Warwick Montgomery. As I’ve mentioned in another post, …
The Trinity, by Gordon H. Clark, Jefferson, MD: The Trinity Foundation, 1985, 2nd edition 1990, 153 pp. The Trinity, like The Biblical Doctrine of Man recently reviewed, was originally a chapter in Gordon Clark’s unpublished First Lessons in Theology. It is another book of considerable substance as Clark works out, in his own way, an attempt …
Logic, by Gordon H. Clark, Unicoi, TN: The Trinity Foundation, 1985, 3rd edition 1998, 125 pp. Logic—proper reasoning—is a central component of Gordon H. Clark’s philosophy. His interest in logic goes back to at least his days at the University of Pennsylvania where he studied under Henry Bradford Smith, an author of four logic textbooks. …
Ephesians, by Gordon H. Clark, Jefferson, MD: The Trinity Foundation, 1985, 213 pp. Though this commentary was published in 1985 (the year Clark died), he actually wrote the book in 1981, as evidenced in his correspondence from that year. The delay in publication stems from the fact that Clark had sent the manuscript to a …
In Defense of Theology, by Gordon H. Clark, Milford, MI: Mott Media, 1984, 119 pp. This is the one and only book Gordon Clark had published with Mott Media. It seems that he chose this publisher at a time when John Robbins and the Trinity Foundation were fully busy publishing other volumes of Clark’s. It …
