The Vocation of a Natural Theologian

In K. J. Clark (ed.), Philosophers Who Believe, Clark, Kelly James (Ed). Intervarsity Pr (1994)
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Abstract

I outlined my academic career, and my reasons for writing the books which I did --to analyze the meaning and bring out the justification of the central claims of the Christian religion. For the first ten years of my academic career I wrote on the philosophy of science. Having developed a view about what confirms what, I applied it first to the claim that there is a God, in my trilogy on "The Philosophy of Theism"; and then to the specific claims of Christianity.

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