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Fredrick Douglass: America Is Not Irredeemable

by R. Scott Clark on July 4, 2020

Where Douglass may have raised a few eyebrows was in his conclusion where he challenged the common northern abolitionist belief that the U.S. Constitution itself was pro-slavery and should be discarded. When Douglass initially escaped slavery, he had accepted this view, but . . . Continue reading →

The Expensive, Therapeutic Narcissism Of Social Justice

by R. Scott Clark on July 4, 2020

Diversity, an $8 billion enterprise back in 2003, exploded in the wake of Donald Trump’s election into one of the nation’s fastest-growing industries. Colleges funneled millions of dollars into diversity and inclusion efforts; in 2019, a survey found that 63% of working . . . Continue reading →

Of Icons, Wonder Years, And The Gospel

by R. Scott Clark on July 2, 2020

The Wonderjaar We are in the midst of a wave of iconoclasm (image-breaking), which reminds me of the wave of iconoclasm that swept through the Netherlands in 1566, the so-called wonderjaar. About how the story of this episode has been told Judith Pollaman writes, . . . Continue reading →

Topics God's Law, Gospel, J. Gresham Machen, Politics & Public Life, Reformed Theology

George: The Court Has Legislated And The Consequences Are Inevitable

by R. Scott Clark on July 2, 2020

The legislation handed down by the Court will have far-reaching consequences, including the eventual destruction of all-women’s sports. As I tell my students, and constantly remind myself, “remember, when you sign on to a proposition you are signing on to all it . . . Continue reading →

What Is The Covenant Of Redemption?

by R. Scott Clark on July 2, 2020

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On Sale Now For $10.00: Caspar Olevian And The Substance Of The Covenant

by R. Scott Clark on July 1, 2020

Reformation Heritage Books, the publisher, is selling Caspar Olevian and the Substance of the Covenant for $10.00. It is $25.00 on Amazon. Order here

What Is The Covenant Of Works?

by R. Scott Clark on July 1, 2020

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Indy Reformed: What Is Covenant Theology And Why Is It Important? (5 Minutes)

by R. Scott Clark on June 29, 2020

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Synod Of Dort: Salvation Is Through Faith Alone

by R. Scott Clark on June 26, 2020

For this was the sovereign counsel and most gracious will and purpose of God the Father that the quickening and saving efficacy of the most precious death of His Son should extend to all the elect, for bestowing upon them alone the . . . Continue reading →

Limited Atonement

by Heidelblog on June 26, 2020

Indianapolis Reformed, a church plant in the URCNA, discusses limited atonement in this video. Continue reading →

Harrison Perkins On The Covenant Of Works: How God Offered Incorruptible Life To Adam

by R. Scott Clark on June 26, 2020

More Reasons To Leave The Public School (Or Antiracism Does Not Mean What You Might Think)

by R. Scott Clark on June 26, 2020

As cultural and political polarization reaches more and more areas of American life, one still holds out hope that schools can remain a relatively apolitical oasis where children can learn to read, write, and develop skills of socialization. The NCTE insists, however, . . . Continue reading →

New Resource Page: Office Hours Season 3: Desert Island Books

by R. Scott Clark on June 25, 2020
Office Hours Video

A shameless rip off of the famous BBC radio series, Desert Island Discs, where the host asks famous Britons about the albums they would want with them on a deserted island, in season 3 I asked my faculty colleagues which books they . . . Continue reading →

What The Reformed Can Learn From A 1532 Synod: Preach Christ

by R. Scott Clark on June 25, 2020

God at all times has tied, as it were, the knowledge of Himself to certain suitable actions and signs, and these figures, shadows and types all point to Christ Jesus. Appearing in these last days, He has finished His course in the . . . Continue reading →

Topics Christology, Historical Theology, Reformed Theology

New Resource Page: Office Hours Season 7: The Holy Spirit

by R. Scott Clark on June 25, 2020
Office Hours Video

The Reformed churches, confessions, and theologians have a high doctrine of the Holy Spirit. From the earliest days of the Reformation the Reformed devoted much time and energy to the person and work of the Spirit but they did so in a . . . Continue reading →

Series Office HoursTopics Holy Spirit, Westminster Seminary California

Salinas, CA Discriminates Against A Church

by R. Scott Clark on June 23, 2020

…New Harvest Christian Fellowship has rented space along Main Street in Salinas for more than 25 years. Their growing congregation prompted leaders to recognize several years ago that the church needed a larger facility. … With property at a premium in Northern . . . Continue reading →

Heidelcast 156: As It Was In The Days Of Noah (4)

by Heidelcast on June 23, 2020
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If we are to understand how we’re to think about eschatology, about end times, about the relations between heaven and earth, and about life between the ascension of Christ and his return, we have to get to grips with our Lord’s Olivet . . . Continue reading →

Perkins: Civil Righteousness Will Not Do

by Inwoo Lee on June 23, 2020

[S]uch persons as live an honest and civil life, and stand upon this, that they are no thieves, no murderers, no adulterers, no blasphemers, but in outward duties show love to God and man, they must I say, take heed lest they . . . Continue reading →

Orthodox Presbyterian Pastors And Elders Speak Out Regarding The Genevan Commons Facebook Group

by R. Scott Clark on June 22, 2020

We the undersigned, as ministers, elders, and members of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church (OPC), present and publish this open letter in order to express our deep concern with regard to many comments and posts which were published on the “Genevan Commons” Facebook . . . Continue reading →

Let The Viewer Understand: Maoism Then And Now

by R. Scott Clark on June 19, 2020

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