a commentary on the Westminster Confession of Faith () Predestination, the combined edition of Biblical Predestination and Predestination in the Old Testament; a study of the idea of election in the Bible Karl Barth's Theological Method, a book critical of Barth () Language and Theology () The Johannine Logos, on John the Evangelist's use of the term Logos () Faith and Saving Faith (); reissued as What is Saving Faith? () Today's Evangelism: Counterfeit or Genuine? () The Biblical Doctrine of Man () The Incarnation () The Holy Spirit () The Atonement () Sanctification () The Trinity () Commentaries First Corinthians: A Contemporary Commentary () Ephesians () Philippians () Colossians () First and Second Thessalonians () The Pastoral Epistles on the first and second letters to Timothy and Titus () New Heavens, New Earth on the first and second letters of Peter () First John () Additionally, Ronald Nash edited a Festschrift The Philosophy of Gordon H. Clark (Philadelphia: Presbyterian and Reformed, 1968), which presented a summary of Clark's thought (viz., the Wheaton lectures mentioned above), critiques by several authors, and rejoinders by Clark. References Further reading Douma, Douglas (2017). The Presbyterian Philosopher: The Authorized Biography of Gordon H. Clark. Eugene, Oregon: Wipf and Stock. Hoeksema, Herman (1995). The Clark–Van Til Controversy. Hobbs, N.M.: Trinity Foundation. External links The Gordon H. Clark Foundation Working with Dr. Clark's family and friends to release previously unpublished material. Scanned original sources included often. The Trinity Foundation reprints Clark's works and publishes those of his followers. They have books for sale and articles and audio lectures available for free. The Trinity Lectures in MP3 format free for download (but not streaming), including Clark's Lectures in Apologetics, Lectures on Theology, and Lectures on the Holy Spirit. The Gordon Clark Papers, archived by the Presbyterian Church in America. 1902 births 1985 deaths Calvinist and Reformed philosophers Supralapsarians American Presbyterians American Calvinist and Reformed theologians Christian apologists Writers from Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania alumni Wheaton College (Illinois) faculty 20th-century Calvinist and Reformed theologians Reformed Episcopal Seminary faculty Butler University faculty Orthodox Presbyterian Church ministers Critics of atheism