How Long? by Gordon H. Clark

Unpublished 262. How Long (typed) [The Presbyterian, Nov 15, 1923] How Long? By Gordon H. Clark When a presbytery ordains men who deny the virgin birth; when the church with schisms is split asunder, with heresies distressed, the cry naturally goes up, How long, O...

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Review of What about Speaking in Tongues?

Unpublished 258. Review of What About Speaking In Tongues (original) [1967. Review of What about Speaking in Tongues?, by Anthony A. Hoekema. The Gordon Review (Winter).] What about speaking in tongues. By Anthony A. Hoekema. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, Pub. Co., 1966....

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Review of the Principles of Christian Ethics

Unpublished 260. Review of The Principles of Christian Ethics (typed) [1944 Review of The Principles of Christian Ethics, by Albert C. Knudson. Westminster Theological Journal. 214-215.]   Albert C. Knudson: The Principles of Christian Ethics. New York and...

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Comments on Mr. Verduin’s Essay (contributor)

Unpublished 189. Comments on Mr. Verduin's Essay (typed) [1965. Comments on Mr. Verduin's Essay. Christianity Today 21 May.] COMMENTS ON MR. VERDUIN'S ESSAY All evangelicals believe that man is a created being, but we have varied ideas on unrevealed details of how God...

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Comments on Mr. Verduin's Essay (contributor)

Unpublished 189. Comments on Mr. Verduin's Essay (typed) [1965. Comments on Mr. Verduin's Essay. Christianity Today 21 May.] COMMENTS ON MR. VERDUIN'S ESSAY All evangelicals believe that man is a created being, but we have varied ideas on unrevealed details of how God...

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