Saving Faith

Literature & Fiction

Clark, Gordon H.

Genre Fiction

The Trinity Foundation

With the exception of the formal principle of the Reformation, namely, the truth of the Scriptures, the basis of the Christian faith is the doctrine of the Trinity. Nothing is more fundamental. The Atonement, which is always central in our preaching, gains significance only from the Person who made atonement.

Trinity

Gordon H. CLARK

This book contains several important essays by one of the most respected conservative theologians and educators of the twentieth century, J. Gresham Machen. Topics discussed include the Christian view of knowledge, the priority of Christian Scholarship and culture, and the need to establish Christ centered schools that are free from government controls.

Education, Christianity, and the State: Essays by J. Gresham Machen

J. Gresham Machen

Religion & Spirituality

The first edition of this book was published in 1946. The author was a former chair of the Department of Philosophy at Butler University. This 2nd revised edition of 1988 has added appendices. It is a book length explanation of Christian education and the author discusses at length his distrust of public education, even as it existed in the late 40s.

A Christian Philosophy of Education

Christian Books & Bibles

Protestantism

Not since the days of Luther and Calvin has anyone started a complete revolution in philosophy. Here, in three lectures delivered at Wheaton College in 1996, Gordon H Clark launches a breathtaking and invigorating attack on worldly wisdom -- all in the name of a sufficient revelation and a sufficient Savior.Taking his lead from Paul ("What communion has light with darkness? What accord has Christ with Belial?") Clark rejects the wisdom of theis world in toto and constructs a completely consistent system of Christian philosophy based on the Bible alone.

An Introduction to Christian Philosophy

Historiography Secular and Religious.

History

Historical Study & Educational Resources

For centuries those who have opposed the Christian faith have gleefully argued that if God is good, he cannot be all-powerful, since there is evil in the world; and if God is all-powerful he cannot be good since there is evil in the world. Either God is good or he is all-powerful, but he cannot be both. Either way, the God of the Bible is disproved. For centuries Christian theologians have attempted to refute this argument, and they have failed. Now, one American Christian philosopher has succeeded - brilliantly. God and Evil is a masterful solution to the problem of evil.

God and Evil: The Problem Solved

This anthology of the best that has been written on the purpose, structure, and function of the Christian church in the past five centuries is an indispensable resource for the twenty-first century Christian. The authors analyze and refute the errors of feminism, popery, clericalism, Episcopalianism, Erastianism, ecumenism, experientialism, revivalism, aestheticism, fundamentalism, and irrationalism; and they sketch a revolutionary blueprint for a Christian church modeled according to the Scriptures.The modern church bears little resemblance to the early church or the church of the Reformation. Modern Christianity is marked by weak doctrine, a touchy feel good pastorate, a "do-what-thou-wilt" view of law and absolutes, anti-intellectualism, and as a result we have a confused laity as to the call and mission of the Church, so much so, that the modern church hardly reflects the determination of the Body of Christ that toppled Rome, twice. The essays in this book will inspire, and God willing, give the readers a glimpse of the pristine purity and power the Church once had. What we have lost site of, what we need to understand, is that the Reformation did not end in the Sixteenth Century. The creed Semper Reformada, always reforming, needs to be our creed too, now more than ever. Far from being the Church Militant, the modern church has become the "Church Effeminate."This book is a collection of essays from some of the greatest Reformed thinkers past and present on the call and duty of the Church.

The Church Effeminate

Robbins, John W. (editor)

Contents: Foreword, Analysis, Translator's Preface, Prefatory Observations, Definition of Theopneustia, Scriptural Proof of the Divine Inspiration, Brief Didactic Abstract of the Doctrine of the Divine, Inspiration, Examination of Objections, Examination of Evasions, Sacred Criticism, in the Relations It Bears to Divine,Inspiration, Conclusion, Retrospect, Index, Scripture Index

God-breathed: The divine inspiration of the Bible

François Samuel Robert Louis Gaussen

Founded in 1929 by J. Gresham Machen as the institution to carry on the original Biblical instruction of Princeton Seminary, Westminster Seminary has taught, for the past 25 years, a doctrine of justification by our covenant faithfulness and obedience, rather than by the righteousness of Christ alone imputed to those who believe in him. Dr. Karlberg explains how this defection from the faith occurred. Contents: Publisher's Preface; Norman Shepherd's Proposal for the Reconciliation of Roman Catholics and Protestants Concerning the "Way of Salvation"; Evangelism and the Sovereignty of God: Shepherd's New Perspective; Advice and Consent: Hearing from and Responding to Shepherd's Critics; Closing Evaluation: Theological Ambiguities in the Shepherd (-Gaffin) Theology; Selected Bibliography On the Shepherd Controversy

The Changing of the Guard: Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia

Mark W. Karlberg

Education

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