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March 2009 Archive

Mouw Reviews Muether's Bio of Van Til

by R. Scott Clark on March 7, 2009 |

Hey Mikey, He likes it! You can order your copy from The Bookstore at WSC.

Categorized Academic Stuff, American Christianity, Historical Theology, History of Reformed Theology

Watch New WSC Video

by R. Scott Clark on March 6, 2009 |

It’s posted to the WSC Facebook page. The 11 minute video features Bob Godfrey, Mike Horton (among other faculty) and some notable WSC alumni.

Categorized Video, WSC Alumni News

How and Where Machen Spent his Parrothood

by R. Scott Clark on March 6, 2009 |

Of course there’s no such word as “Parrothood” properly but it get at what Machen said about his childhood education.

Categorized Machen, Machen’s Warrior Children, Twofold Kingdom | Tagged Twofold Kingdom

Nunc Super Tunc

by R. Scott Clark on March 5, 2009 |

The title is Latin for “Now is superior to then.”1 It’s a shorthand way of getting at an attitude that is widespread among American Christians that whatever we think and do now is necessarily superior to anything that was thought and done . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Ancient Church, Historical Theology

Spending, The Crisis, And Idols

by R. Scott Clark on March 4, 2009 |

In recent years there was a move to focus Reformed and evangelical piety on “The Idols of the Heart.” Of course as one of those who agrees entirely with Calvin’s dictum that after the fall the “perpetual disposition” of human beings is . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Sanctification

Could Instruments Be Idols?

by R. Scott Clark on March 3, 2009 |

re-posted from May 2007. In light of the discussion prompted by the brief snippet from Calvin on instruments this seems appropriate. — Friday, in the Medieval-Reformation course I gave a lecture on Calvin’s doctrine of worship during which a student asked about . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Reforming Worship, Regulative Principle

Blast From the Past: Cavett Interviews Updike and Cheever

by R. Scott Clark on March 3, 2009 |

Dick Cavett has a blog on the NYT site. He’s posted video of a 1981 interview with John Cheever and John Updike. Several things strike one about this interview.

Categorized Culture Stuff

Why Are You So Anxious?

by R. Scott Clark on March 2, 2009 |

One of the most valuable resources that I have found in the last 15 years is the Mars Hill Audio Journal (no connection to Mars Hill Church). Hosted by Ken Myers, each volume of the MHAJ is a collection of essays by . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Christ and Culture, Culture Stuff

Question to Podcast Listeners. Which is Better: Free Form or Scripted?

by R. Scott Clark on March 2, 2009 |

If a fellow were going to record a weekly podcast (not saying that he will but if) would a listener rather hear something extemporaneous or scripted? (all things being equal, that is).

Categorized Podcasting

Was the Reformation Necessary and Necessarily Grumpy?

by R. Scott Clark on March 2, 2009 |

Jason asks another provocative question at DRD. Clark responds:

Categorized Reformation Resources, Semper Reformanda

MGK: Theonomy, Ethics, and Perspectivalism

by R. Scott Clark on March 2, 2009 |

At Matt’s Berit Olam.

Categorized Covenant Theology, Theonomy | Tagged theonomy

Fesko Reviews Garcia and Billings on Calvin's Doctrine of Union

by R. Scott Clark on March 2, 2009 |

At Ordained Servant. Dick Gaffin replies. John Fesko is the new Academic Dean at WSC. He begins his duties on 1 July. John has recently published perhaps the most important single study of the doctrine of justification since the 19th century. He . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Academic Stuff, Calvin Studies, Historical Theology

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