Creator and Creation; or, The Knowledge in the Reason of God and His Work.

360 pp. Green pebbled cloth, gilt titles, brown endpapers. A philosophical examination of the problem of knowledge, and the clash of empiricism and rationalism, from a Christian perspective focusing on God and the creation. Hickok discusses empiricism, explains what in his view is the sufficiency of human reason to know things absent direct experience of them, and then discusses knowledge of creation through an examination of the structure of reality.