Not since the days of Luther and Calvin has anyone started a complete revolution in philosophy. Here, in three lectures delivered at Wheaton College in 1966, Gordon H. Clark launches a breathtaking and invigorating attack on worldly wisdom - all in the name of a sufficient revelation and a sufficient Savior. Taking his lead from Paul ("What communion has light with darkness? What accord has Christ with Belial?") Clark rejects the wisdom of this world in toto and constructs a completely consistent system of Christian philosophy based on the Bible alone.