D. Clair Davis

A Case for Female Deacons

Theology

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

Biblical Eschatology

Theology

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

Justification and the Kingdom of God, Volume One

Theology

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

Justification and the Kingdom of God, Volume Two

Theology

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

Missionary Baptism & Evangelical Unity

Theology

“Missionary Baptism! Yes! . . . All you say is just right. The theologies can be harmonized, I believe. Jesus’ final words were ‘be one.’ Cameron, you’re doing it! Thank you.”

The Presbyterian Philosopher

History & Biography

“To understand Gordon H. Clark is to understand the New Evangelicalism. As professor of philosophy at Wheaton College in the 1930s he influenced beyond measure their emerging leaders: Carl Henry, Ed Carnell, Paul Jewett, and Ed Clowney. His bigger-picture understanding of culture and Christianity and trenchant way of critiquing Liberalism went far beyond the good-intentioned but shallow Fundamentalism that had gone before. His evaluation of Barth and Bultmann was searchingly critical while recognizing their rejection of the old Liberalism. Cornelius Van Til had also been critical of previous Christian thinking, but his approach had led to a new Reformed narrowness while Clark's own scholarly way provided a more balanced response for our way ahead. I appreciate Douglas Douma's thorough and sympathetic treatment of GHC's work, and I am confident he will show us from Clark where we may find new hope and vigor to focus the Christian gospel against humanistic culture.”

When History Teaches Us Nothing, Second Edition

Theology

“When History Teaches Us Nothing has been invaluable . . . a remarkable book.”