The philosophy of Gordon H. Clark; a festschrift /

The philosophy of Gordon H. Clark; a festschrift /

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Author / Creator:	Nash, Ronald H., editor.
Imprint:	Philadelphia, Presbyterian and Reformed Pub. Co. [©1968]
Description:	516 pages 22 cm
Language:	English
Subject:	Clark, Gordon H. -- (Gordon Haddon), -- 1902-1985. Clark, Gordon H. -- (Gordon Haddon), -- 1902-1985 Philosophy and religion. Philosophy and religion. Festschriften. Festschriften.
Format:	Print Book
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/13251063

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Notes:	Bibliography included in "Notes to chapters": pages 485-512. "A Gordon Clark bibliography": pages 513-516 committed to retain from JKM Seminaries Library 2023 JKM University of Chicago Library
Summary:	There are fads in philosophy, of course, and Clark's views are not popular in this day. But as one of Clark's former students, Edward John Carnell, once put it: "Truth can never be discovered by counting noses." I for one am convinced that Clark continues to set forth certain views that must be part and parcel of any adequate philosophy.

Table of Contents:

Introduction / Carl F.H. Henry
Part one: the Wheaton lectures
Secular philosophy
The axiom of revelation
Several implications
Part two: exposition and criticism
Gordon Clark's theory of knowledge / Ronald B. Nash
Theism and the problems of ethics / Merold Westphal
The philosophical methodology of Gordon Clark / Arthur F. Holmes
Revelation and epistemology / George I. Mavrodes
Clark's philosophy of language / David H. Freeman
Clark's philosophy of education / R.J. Rushdoony
Gordon Clark, Christian apologist / Gilbert B. Weaver
Gordon Clark's view of the state / C. Gregg Singer
Gordon Clark's philosophy of science / H. Harold Hartzler
A philosophical appraisal of Clark's view of science / John T. Stahl
Clark's philosophy of history / John Warwick Montgomery
The theology of Gordon Clark / Roger Nicole
Part three: replies to critics.