Dr Adam Clarke
This is a blog post from my photography blog, but I think it’s worth posting here too, even though I’m not encouraging Arminian theology!
On a recent visit to the North Coast (of Ireland) I visoted the town of Portrush, and made some images of the local Methodist Church there. Why so? Because of it’s name! This church is named for the learned Bible commentator Dr Adam Clarke.
Adam Clarke was born in 1760 near Tobermore, and died of Cholera in Westminster, London in 1832. Clarke’s greatest work was his Bible Commentary, which was to be a standard theological text among Methodists for around 200 years.
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