Taking his lead from Paul ("What communion has light with darkness? What accord has Christ with Belial?") Clark rejects the wisdom of this world in toto and constructs a completely consistent system of Christian philosophy based on the Bible alone.
Contents: Foreword by John W. Robbins; Introduction by Carl F. H. Henry; Lecture One: Secular Philosophy - Epistemology, Science, Ethics, Religion; Lecture Two: The Axiom of Revelation - A Suggested Axiom , God Otherwise Unknowable, Definition of Revelation, Does This Beg All Questions?, Is the Principle Broad Enough?, The Law of Contradiction, Logic and God, Logic and Scripture, Logic in Man, A Subsection on Analogy, An Alternate View, Biblical Intellectualism , Trivial Technicalities, Conclusion and Anticipation; Lecture Three: Several Implications - Herman Dooyeweerd, History, Politics, Ethics, Religion, Conclusion
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