When in Amsterdam, Dr. Clark had an interview with
Dooyeweerd, in which he asked whether there was absolute truth. Dooyeweerd
replied in the negative. Clark wrote on a piece of paper: “There is no absolute
truth,” handed it to Dooyeweerd and asked: “Is what is written absolute truth?”
I inquired, “What did Dooyeweerd say?” I was told this was
the wrong question. I should have asked, “What did Dooyeweerd do?” and the
answer was, “He smiled.”
Quoted from Absolute Truth by William Young, in Godon
H. Clark: Personal Recollections, p. 117.
