Richard (Richie) E. Clark, B.S., M.A.
‘A Systematic Theological Analysis of Henry Hammond’s Arminian Soteriology’ (NTC)
Supervisors: Dr Geordan Hammond and Dr Andrew Ollerton
The established Church of England may have consisted of a Calvinist majority but there were prominent Arminian voices within it in the seventeenth-century. Henry Hammond’s voice was one such prominent representative of what has been referred to as episcopal Arminianism. Richie’s thesis systematically presents and evaluates Henry Hammond’s Arminian soteriology.
Richie’s general interests are in Christian systematic, philosophical, and historical theology and philosophy. His particular interests in philosophy are in the philosophy of religion, epistemology, and metaphysics related to free will and the mind-body problem. His major interests surround Arminian theology and philosophy, both historic and contemporary.
Select Publications
‘Antinomianism and Reformed Arminianism.’ Helwys Society Forum. 11 January 2022. http://www.helwyssocietyforum.com/antinomianism-and-reformed-arminianism/.
‘The Calvinism of Arminius’ (master’s thesis, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, 2018), ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global.
‘An Arminian’s Review of Anyone Can Be Saved.’ Society of Evangelical Arminians. Last Modified August 23, 2017. http://evangelicalarminians.org/richard-e-clark-an-arminians-review-of-anyone-can-be-saved/.
‘Anyone Can Be Saved: Book Review.’ Helwys Society Forum. 26 June 2017. http://www.helwyssocietyforum.com/?p=7053.
‘The Influence of Leroy Forlines on a non-Free Will Baptist.’ In 2016 Theological Symposium Digest. Commission for Theological Integrity. October, 2016.
Podcast and Video Interviews: Arminian Scholarship with Richie Clark: Parts 1, 2, & 3.
Preferred Email Address: rclark@welch.edu