Evangelical theology is a matter of thinking and speaking with and for the God of the Bible, in his relation to all reality and all that we ourselves are and do. It is necessary for doxology, for devotion, for discipleship, and for directing our lives, and we cannot continue without it. Assuming this, philosopher-theologian David Clark sets out a broad, consistently centrist, moderately technical, analytically alert demonstration of the what, why, and how of the evangelical theological task, interacting at each stage with rival positions. There is no comparable general vindication of the evangelical mental method; this is a landmark book. Clark's ten years of work in composing it were emphatically time well spent." Evangelical theology is a matter of thinking and speaking with and for the God of the Bible, in its relation to all reality and all that we ourselves are and do. It is necessary for doxology, for devotion, for discipleship, and for directing our lives, and we cannot continue without it. Assuming this, philosopher-theologian David Clark sets out a broad, consistently centrist, moderately technical, analytically alert demonstration of the what, why, and how of the evangelical theological task, interacting at each stage with rival positions. There is no comparable general vindication of the evangelical mental method; this is a landmark book. Clark's ten years of work in composing it were emphatically time well spent."
