The philosophy of Gordon H. Clark
By: a festschrift
Publisher: Presbyterian and Reformed Pub. Co.
Published: 1968
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 516
Subjects: Philosophy and religion
Description: 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.
Notes: Bibliography included in "Notes to chapters": p. 485-512. "A Gordon Clark bibliography": p. 513-516.
Table of contents: title: Preface; title: Introduction : By Carl F.H. Henry; title: Part one : the Wheaton lectures; title: Part two: expositions and criticism; title: Part three : replies to critics.