Jun 21, 2015 | Writings of Gordon Clark
Encyclopedia 50. Behaviorism (typed) [1973. In Baker’s Dictionary of Christian Ethics. Carl F.H. Henry, ed. Washington D.C.: Canon Press.] BEHAVIORISM. See also Determinism. Behaviorism is an implication from materialism and as such is implicit in ancient...
Jun 21, 2015 | Writings of Gordon Clark
Encyclopedia 48. Atheism (typed) [1973. In Baker’s Dictionary of Christian Ethics. Carl F.H. Henry, ed. Washington D.C.: Canon Press.] ATHEISM. See also Skepticism; Theism. Atheism, etymologically, names a philosophic view that denies the existence of God. In...
Jun 21, 2015 | Writings of Gordon Clark
Encyclopedia 49. Augustine (typed) [1973. In Baker’s Dictionary of Christian Ethics. Carl F.H. Henry, ed. Washington D.C.: Canon Press.] AUGUSTINE. Unlike most philosophers, Augustine (354-430) lays great stress on ethics. In this, though in nothing else, he is...
Jun 21, 2015 | Writings of Gordon Clark
Encyclopedia 47. Antithesis (typed) [1973. In Baker’s Dictionary of Christian Ethics. Carl F.H. Henry, ed. Washington D.C.] ANTITHESIS. See also Irrationalism. Antithesis as a term in modern discussions almost always has an Hegelian background. For Hegel truth...
Jun 21, 2015 | Writings of Gordon Clark
Encyclopedia 46. Trinity (typed) [1975. In Wycliffe Bible Encyclopedia. Howard Vos, Charles Pfeiffer and John Rea, eds. Chicago: Moody Press.] TRINITY. The early church, opposing polytheism with the OT teaching that there is only one God, was soon forced to ask, Who...
Jun 21, 2015 | Writings of Gordon Clark
Encyclopedia 45. Neo-Orthodoxy (typed) [1975. In Wycliffe Bible Encyclopedia. Howard Vos, Charles Pfeiffer and John Rea, eds. Chicago: Moody Press.] NEOORTHODOXY. Neoorthodoxy, Barthianism, dialectical theology, or the theology of the Word came into existence because...
