Roger Olson Continues to Equivocate and Mislead

"It should be clearly understood that even faith itself is not the basis of justification." -- Dr. Gordon H. Clark



"James Arminius was born in 1560, in Oudewater, the Netherlands. In 1582,
he studied under Beza in Geneva, the successor to John Calvin. There he
met Uitenbogaert, who would later become one of his staunchest allies
and promoters of his heresy. When asked in 1591

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Gordon H. Clark Quote of the Day: What Is Natural Liberty?

"Man's will 'is neither forced nor by any absolute necessity
of nature determined.' These words were written to repudiate those
philosophies which explain human conduct in terms of physico-chemical
law. . . . Man is not a machine; his motions cannot be described by mathematical
equations as can the motions of the planets." Dr. Gordon H. Clark

Many semi-Arminians in the neo-Calvinist

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Dr. Gordon H. Clark Quote of the Day: Is God Sovereign or Is God Subject to the Law?

"God establishes moral norms by sovereign decree." -- Dr. Gordon H. Clark


In a recent exchange with another so-called Calvinist, I was challenged to show how God is not subject to His own nature as God. The presupposition being that the law of God is superior to God because God is by nature subject to a moral law. But as the late Dr. Gordon H. Clark pointed out, this is really the view of

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Gordon H. Clark: Quote of the Day: Combat Semi-Arminianism

"It
seems to me that a great many objections to specific Christian
doctrines, objections to the propitiatory atonement or the Incarnation,
arise from a non-Christian view of God's nature. The modernists object
to a vicarious sacrifice because they do not
think God is that sort of a person. Theirs is not the God of the early
Christians. And my sincere conviction is that if we are to retain

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