Independent research center
Center for Scripturalist Studies
Independent research center in Scripturalism, Reformed theology, philosophy and Protestant intellectual history.
Research areas
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Historical, philosophical, and systematic research on the Scripturalist tradition, especially as developed from Gordon H. Clark onward, in authors such as John W. Robbins, Gary Crampton, Vincent Cheung, and other related thinkers.
Reformed Theology
Historical, biblical, and systematic study of the Reformed tradition, including John Calvin, the Reformed confessions, the Westminster Assembly, Reformed scholasticism, Puritanism, and their later developments.
Philosophy
Investigation of problems, authors, arguments, systems, and philosophical traditions in areas such as metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, logic, philosophy of religion, political philosophy, philosophical anthropology, philosophy of history, and related fields.
Worldview
Study of the fundamental structures through which individuals, traditions, and societies understand God, humanity, knowledge, reality, morality, history, and social order.
Culture
Investigation of cultural phenomena in their intellectual, artistic, social, and popular expressions.
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