My debate opponent (in an upcoming debate), Dr. T. Kurt Jaros, has suggested that we should define "Semi-Pelagianism" as Beza did....

This is the kind of comment that leads people to call an unbalanced view of the two kingdoms, "radical two kingdoms": Indeed, in g...

Prof. Clark has a couple of posts up praising Ben Sasse and even including one of his political campaign advertisements ( "Ben is a Str...

R. Scott Clark has some antidote to the oft-repeated slander of Calvin as Tyrant ( link ). -TurretinFan

The question is not whether reason is the instrument by which or the medium through which we can be drawn to faith. For we acknowledge that ...

R. Scott Clark has some serious and sobering words to "churchless evangelicals" ( part 1 ) ( part 2 ).  I actually wouldn't ag...

R. Scott Clark today responded on his blog to the comment that "all heretics quote Scripture." It's a true statement that si...

Having read a letter by John Calvin about his wife, I had no doubts that the bogus charges circulating on the Internet were bogus.  Still, i...

R. Scott Clark has posted a series (so far two, I'm not sure if more are in the works) drawn from the works of William Perkins (1558–160...

R. Scott Clark (of whom I'm fond and whose blog I was very glad to see recently restored to life) asked for clarification regarding Lar...

R. Scott Clark kindly responded to my previous post ( link ) with a post of his own ( link ). I write to correct a few errors in his post. ...

R. Scott Clark has decided to institute a sensible new comment policy ( no comments allowed ). I am sure that some people are disappointed ...

R. Scott Clark has extensive notes on the Heidelberg catechism, including notes on the questions related to the second commandment ( link to...

I am glad to report that R. Scott Clark provided a fairly concise response to Molinism on his blog ( link to response ). Enjoy! -TurretinFa...

I noticed that there seems to be some well-intentioned silliness in R. Scott Clark's new blog commenting policy ( link to his discussion...

In a recent post responding to some comments from R. Scott Clark, Dr. White states: In the same way, once we see that fulfillment of circumc...

I like R. Scott Clark. He's a good guy, and smart guy. I don't know why he is so fond of what appears to be a practically Lutheran...

I'd love to see R. Scott Clark or one of the other pre-eminent "Truly Reformed" folks from Westminster West respond to this Lu...

I found R. Scott Clark's very brief post ( link ) puzzling. He asserts, "Yes, that’s right, Calvin said “offer” (not demand) as in...

R. Scott Clark has a piece that, from its absurd opening, I at first thought was intended as a humorous article ( link ). RSC writes, "...