Gordon H Clark

Chaos is not a philosophy. Eternal principles, especially the law of contradiction, are the prerequisites of all argumentation. If Nietzsche, Dewey, and Sartre wish to make intelligible objections to any philosophy, they must use the law of contradiction. They must proceed on the basis of the fixity of that law even in order to object to the law itself. Without logic everything is chaos, and all conversation is the chattering of monkeys. We need logic.

Gordon H. Clark. “Clark and His Critics.” Apple Books. 70.

“The consent or logical consistency of the whole is important; for if the Bible contradicted itself, we would know that some of it would be false.” – Gordon H. Clark, What Do Presbyterians Believe, p. 18.