@@justbecause9219, you're confused. An Armenian by definition is some who believes the false Gospel, and only those who believe in the real Gospel are saved. God decided who he wouldn't and would make believe the real Gospel since the beginning.
@@Thomas_Clements -- Salvation is by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone. There have been some (likely more than we think) Arminians who did/do believe that, and are thus saved, even if they were/are mis-taught viv-a-vis the Calvinism/Arminianism debate. Let's not make the path to salvation narrower than God does.
The major problem in Dr. Clark's philosophy is that he did not have a valid definition of the word Truth. This shortcoming results in an epistemology that is not solidly grounded. Whenever the word 'truth' is used, then, in this lecture, and by extension by Clark, the speaker does not know what 'truth' means, making his conclusions of no effect. In addition, the oft repeated "definition" of knowledge as "Justified true belief" (X), is not a definition at all. This confusion is due to the fact that (X) has not been grammatically analyzed as to the correct meaning of the copula in the proposition. When correctly analyzed, it turns out that (X) is not a definition of 'knowledge'.
Really appreciated this lecture.
It's a shame that this video doesn't have more views.
Lecture on Clark starts at 12:17.
12 minutes of garbage.
God bless you for this
super... thank-you very much for this upload
So this is why theonomy went gay and woke. Amazing.
Brilliant sermon, very well done. But he shouldn't of said that armenians are going to heaven - that was clearly wrong.
That's not your call to make.
Greg B but it’s the speaker’s call to make that Arminians are going to heaven?
@@gregb6469, it is my opinion to make actually. I just started my opinion.
@@justbecause9219, you're confused. An Armenian by definition is some who believes the false Gospel, and only those who believe in the real Gospel are saved. God decided who he wouldn't and would make believe the real Gospel since the beginning.
@@Thomas_Clements -- Salvation is by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone. There have been some (likely more than we think) Arminians who did/do believe that, and are thus saved, even if they were/are mis-taught viv-a-vis the Calvinism/Arminianism debate. Let's not make the path to salvation narrower than God does.
The major problem in Dr. Clark's philosophy is that he did not have a valid definition of the word Truth.
This shortcoming results in an epistemology that is not solidly grounded. Whenever the word 'truth' is used, then, in this lecture, and by extension by Clark, the speaker does not know what 'truth' means, making his conclusions of no effect.
In addition, the oft repeated "definition" of knowledge as "Justified true belief" (X), is not a definition at all.
This confusion is due to the fact that (X) has not been grammatically analyzed as to the correct meaning of the copula in the proposition. When correctly analyzed, it turns out that (X) is not a definition of 'knowledge'.
That third paragraph makes no sense. Read The Johannine Logos.