Some Interesting Introductions To Epistemology
As some of you know, I think that Gordon Clark was quite keen. I think his contributions to the field of epistemology are invaluable, however I want to make sure that I am clear that I don't think he is the only thing you should read on it. There are many great pieces out there on the state of contemporary epistemology; the problem is that Clark is correct, whereas most of the others are not. Ha. With that said, a brief introduction to a Scripturalist epistemology can be found in the following articles from the Trinity Foundation:
How Do We Learn? - A brief discussion of empiricism
An Introduction To Gordon H. Clark - Well, it's a good introduction to Scripturalism (including our epistemology.
Also I would highly recommend the book Christian Philosophy by Gordon Clark. It is actually a collection of three of his books: Three Types of Religious Philosophy; Religion, Reason, and Revelation; and An Introduction to Christian Philosophy.
posted by Zac @ 9:35 AM
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As for the analogy:
As in all analogies there is only one univocal point of contact to which I'm drawing attention; not saying they are alike in any other respects.
"What if you came to a conclusion that XY was logically impossible, but then God revealed to you through the Scriptures that XY was logically consistent, what would you do?"
Ideally, I wouldn't have come to that conclusion. But, again, if I did come to that conclusion that XY was logically impossible, and I believed that verse Z taught XY to be true, then I would say, "I must have misunderstood verse Z"
I'm gonna do a post about this.
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