List of Extant Correspondence of Gordon H. Clark
Notable Correspondents: Carl F. H. Henry: 240 J. Oliver Buswell: 149 John Robbins: 112 Familie Schulze (in German): 35 Edwin H. Rian: 25 Gresham Machen: 22 Edward Carnell: 17 Greg Reynolds: 16 Edgar A. Singer: 6 Cornelius Van Til: 5 Ned Stonehouse: 5 Paul Woolley: 4...
Untitled lecture transcript on Greek Philosophy
Transcript of tape of lecture [Untitled lecture transcript on Greek philosophy, Oct. 1974 at Geneva College] G.H.C: There are 92 elements up to uranium, all the natural elements. Artificial elements as plutonium (94) go up to 103. Some existing only a billionth of a...
Review of Creation and Evolution
[The Southern Presbyterian Journal, October 22, 1958] CREATION AND EVOLUTION. Jan Lever. Kregel's. $39.5 This book differs in several important respects from Clark's [Darwin: Before and After by Rober E. D. Clark]. It is more detailed and technical. Chapter IV. The...
From Clark’s Papers
Here is an article from Clark's personal papers. The author of it is listed, but has been removed for the transcription here posted. The author is a theologian originally from England. And as I have not been able to track down the man to get approval from him on...
Letter to the Reformed Presbyterian Reporter, vol. 100, no. 10 (October 1966)
Unfortunately, the Reformed Presbyterian Reporter in its August-September issue carried a book review commending a very anti-reformed, non-presbyterian book, Hannah Whitall Smith’s The Christian’s Secret of a Happy Life. Hannah Smith was a Quaker, a Perfectionist, an...
Is Christianity a Religion, Part 2 by Gordon H. Clark
[From the Gordon-Conwell Lectures on Apologetics, 1981.] Is Christianity a Religion, Part 2 Gordon H. Clark I was in the midst of describing two methods of studying religion. They are certainly the two most used methods. I’m inclined to say they’re the...
