Scripturalism

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.

This area covers revelational epistemology, logic, theory of knowledge, metaphysics, ethics, apologetics, philosophy of religion, philosophical theology, and the debates between Scripturalism and other philosophical and theological traditions.

It also includes the critical study of Scripturalism's own historical development, its internal controversies, divergent interpretations, and possible contemporary developments.