And the answer is....

B.B. WARFIELD....

That's right, the statment I posted the other day was made by one of the dean's of American Calvinism.  I'll have to admit I was a bit surprised when I encountered the passage.  It just goes to show that  our theological interlocutors are often much more complex and nuanced than they appear.  I hope that we all heed the tone and spirit of the recent response by some Emergent folks to their critics. In a world where communication can be so dominated by sound bites and caricatures, what a witness a community of sympathetic and careful listeners could be.

(By the way, someone did guess the right answer.  Way to go Mom!)

Comments

[Scott]

When you orignally posted the question, I had no clue what answer was, so I googled the phrase "The lucid interspace of world and world" and found it in the poem "Lucretius" by Tennyson (I felt this was cheating so I didn't post the answer. ;-)):
(http://charon.sfsu.edu/TENNYSON/tennlucretius.html).

The text of the full sermon by Warfield, titled "THE EXAMPLE OF THE INCARNATION," can be read here:
http://www.providencepca.com/sermons/warfield4.html

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