Augustine by Gordon H. Clark
Encyclopedia 6. Augustine (typed) [1964. In Encyclopedia of Christianity. Edwin A. Palmer, ed. Wilmington, Delaware: National Foundation for Christian Education.] AUGUSTINE OF HIPPO (354-430) Whereas some philosophers, such as Spinoza and Kant, led uneventful lives...
Aquinas by Gordon H. Clark
Encyclopedia 5. Aquinas (typed) [1964. In Encyclopedia of Christianity. Edwin A. Palmer, ed. Wilmington, Delaware: National Foundation for Christian Education.] AQUINAS By his genius Thomas Aquinas persuaded the church to abandon Augustinianism in favor of the...
Apologetics by Gordon H. Clark
Encyclopedia 4. Apologetics (typed) [1964. In Encyclopedia of Christianity. Edwin A. Palmer, ed. Wilmington, Delaware: National Foundation for Christian Education.] APOLOGETICS. In the middle of the second century, Justin Martyr, soon followed by other Christian...
Anselm by Gordon H. Clark
Encyclopedia 3. Anselm (typed) [1964. In Encyclopedia of Christianity. Edwin A. Palmer, ed. Wilmington, Delaware: National Foundation for Christian Education.] ANSELM. (1033-1109), archbishop of Canterbury and “father of medieval scholasticism.” Born in Aosta...
Agnosticism by Gordon H. Clark
Encyclopedia 2. Agnosticism (typed) [1964. In Encyclopedia of Christianity. Edwin A. Palmer, ed. Wilmington, Delaware: National Foundation for Christian Education.] AGNOSTICISM. From antiquity the term skepticism has been applied to the general denial of the...
Abelard by Gordon H. Clark
Encyclopedia 1. Abelard (typed) [1964. In Encyclopedia of Christianity. Edwin A. Palmer, ed. Wilmington, Delaware: National Foundation for Christian Education.] ABELARD, Pierre (also Abaelard, Abailard, and Abeilard—1079-1142), French scholastic philosopher and...
