Contents: Foreword, Introduction; The Christian and the Law; A Protestant World-View; Is the Bible a Textbook?; The Christ of History or the Christ of Experience?; The Toronto School; The Cosmological Argument; The Virtue of Name-Calling; The Trinity; Saving Faith; Martonian Mysticism; Dispensationalism; The Bible and the Draft; Mindless Men; Behaviorism and Christianity; The Chickens' Homecoming; God and Logic; The Ordination of Women; Ronald Sider Contra Deum; Science and Thruth; The Coming Caesars; Time and Eternity; Logology; Not Yours to Give; Social Actions and Evangelical Order; Art and the Gospel; The Ethics of Abortion; Traducianism; Math and the Bible; The Sovereignt of God; What Is Faith?; 1 and 2 Timothy; The Readers Write; Atheism; The Image and Likeness of God; How Do We Learn?; Logical Criticisms of Textual Criticism; The Place of Women; Preaching to the Heart; In the Beginning Abortion, the Christian, and the State; The Roman Church; America's Augustine : Gordon Haddon Clark; The Relationship of Public Education to Christianity; Why Study Logic?; Classical Apologetics; Cosmological Apologetics; Clark Speaks from the Grave; Paul on Women Speaking in Church; The Scientist as Evangelist; Books and Letters; Cornelius Van Til; Molding Men; The Roman Church: And Inside View; Evangelicalism, the Charismatic Movement, and the Race Back to Rome; Justification by Faith: Catholicism and Protestantism; The Myth of Common Grace; Secrets of Church Policy; The Hoax of Scientific Theology; Raymond Dillard's View of Scripture; Education, Christianity and the State; Reirter Wins Clark Prize; What is the Gospel?; The Gospel of Food; A Christian Philosophy of Education; The Relation of Church and State; A Letter to Paul the Apostle; The Sagan of Science; The Separateness of the Church; The Grand Inquisitor; Index; Scripture Index; Intellectual Ammunition