Gordon H. Clark: Free Will Rejected by the Reformation
Thirty-four persons were persecuted and expelled from the towns of Winston and Mendelsham, because “they denied man’s free will and held ...
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The Trinity Foundation - Thinking Biblically Part 4: Man as the Image of God
Editor’s note: The content of this Review is taken from lecture 5 of Dr. John W. Robbins series on Thinking Biblically, “Man as the Image of God.” It has
Most of this material comes from chapter 4 of Bahnsen's book: Presuppostional Apologetics: Stated and Defended. Bahnsen completely misrepresents Clark's views on several points. I will be doing a brie... View More
Reasonable Christian
Defends the Gospel of Jesus Christ and classical confessional Calvinism. The term "Reformed" refers to the five solas of the Reformation and the two classical confessional standards: the T
A Few Comments About a Recent Dialogue Between Pentecostals and the World Communion of Reformed Churches
As a former Pentecostal I sometimes look around at what is going on theologically with the scholarship side of things in Pentecostalism. On...
"Some naturalists, perhaps most naturalists today, attempt to avoid this patent fallacy by speaking of obligation as a social demand. Instead of depending on Almighty God to impose sanctions, these na... View More
A Scripturalist Critique of Political Libertarianism
"The sovereignty of God is the key to the basic problem of ethics. Why is anything good, right, or obligatory? Neither utilitarianism, nor...
Is Westminster Seminary California suddenly concerned about religious freedom?
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WSC 2021 Annual Conference -Saturday
Welcome the the Westminster Seminary California 2021 Annual Conference. To download the Conference Program, Speaker Handouts, or to submit questions to Saturday's Q/A Session, go to wscal.edu/con
