Gordon Clark was a prominent philosopher and theologian known for his work in the fields of epistemology and Christian philosophy. He was born in 1902 and became a significant figure in the Presbyterian tradition, emphasizing the importance of divine revelation and the authority of Scripture in understanding truth. Clark's writings often focused on the relationship between faith and reason, arguing that true knowledge comes from God. He was also involved in the Old Princeton theological movement and contributed to debates on inerrancy and the nature of knowledge, influencing many within the Reformed community.