Category Archives: The Brickyard

Welcome to the Brickyard. This is a place to find quotes for use in your own research. The bricks are free but the building is up to you. The following quotes are from Blaise Pascal’s Scientific Treatises on Geometrical Demonstration. Let’s begin. “I am not speaking here of divine truths, which I am far from bringingContinue reading “Blaise Pascal and Theological Persuasion”

Welcome to the Brickyard. This is a place to find quotes for use in your own research. The bricks are free but the building is up to you. The following quotes are from Thomas Watson’s A Body of Divinity which was first written in 1692 which is 80 years after the translation of the 1611 KingContinue reading “Thomas Watson and the Doctrine of Scripture”

Welcome to the Brickyard. This is a place to find quotes for use in your own research. The bricks are free but the building is up to you. The following quotes are from Hans Rookmaaker’s Modern Art and the Death of a Culture published first in 1970. The Scriptures have been and continue to be,Continue reading “Culture and Scripture”

Welcome to the Brickyard. This is a place to find quotes for use in your own research. The bricks are free but the building is up to you. The following quotes are from Garnet Howard Milne’s, Has the Bible Been Kept Pure? Confession of faith and the Providential Preservation of Scripture. Milne’s work quotes theContinue reading “Has the Bible Been Kept Pure?”

Welcome to the Brickyard. This is a place to find quotes for use in your own research. The bricks are free but the building is up to you. The following quotes are from Van Til’s Apologetics: Reading & Analysis by Greg L. Bahnsen. Our specific attention is on the section entitled, The Redemptive Self-Attesting RevelationContinue reading “Van Til and Self-Attesting Scripture”

Welcome to the Brickyard. This is a place to find quotes for use in your own research. The bricks are free but the building is up to you. The following quotes are from Richard Muller’s Post Reformation Reformed Dogmatics: Prolegomena to Theology. We turn specifically to the doctrinal formulation of the “Reformed Principia Theologiae.” MullerContinue reading “The Reformed Principia Theologiae”

Welcome to the Brickyard. This is a place to find quotes for use in your own research. The bricks are free but the building is up to you. The following quotes are from William Whitaker on Revelation 20:18. He originally wrote them in 1588. “For we may, by parity of reason, argue thus: The authorityContinue reading “William Whitaker and Revelation 20:18”