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03-11-2009, 04:09 AM
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I know that many benefit much from van Til, but i was wondering if there are also those whom holds more to the views of Gordon Clark, and i would like to know were they think that van Til has his error's ?
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John Robbins says there are contradictions in Van Til's thought, and that it is also not quite clear at times.
I wouldn't know. I haven't read any Van Til.
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I sure hope I'm never guilty of having unclear thoughts.
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Redbeetle on youtube tried to prove that Van Til was a Unitarian in his thinking and that he denied God's attributes as being fixed, its funny though cause now NeoConvert on youtube is doing a video series refuting the lies of Redbeetle. Redbeetle's favorite theologian is Gordon Clark and is trying to prove that Van Til is inferior to Clark, and Redbeetle has a STUPID ACCENT!(no offense)......just sayin......
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Originally Posted by Whitefield I sure hope I'm never guilty of having unclear thoughts.  | Robbins thinks it to be of utmost importance that a philosopher, theologian, etc., especially a Christian one, be clear and easy to understand. He seems to think obscure or difficult language is un-Christian-like.
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Well I think sandals are unChristian like.....
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Originally Posted by Mayflower I know that many benefit much from van Til, but i was wondering if there are also those whom holds more to the views of Gordon Clark, and i would like to know were they think that van Til has his error's ? | Go to the Trinity Foundation website. They have a lot of that type of material. I would stick to Clark and Robbins only. A lot of the other writers are too derivative. Then go to cmfnow.com and select free articles and read the Contra-Robbins articles by Bahnsen. You should also read the writings of Van Til online to better understand Clark's objections. It was a big brou-ha-ha (sp?) and didn't really solve anything.
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Originally Posted by charliejunfan Well I think sandals are unChristian like..... | Don't understand the objection; surely Robbins' criticism is more fitting and not as trivial as yours.
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