to have his centrality and authority questioned. “Touch not mine annointed,” he cries, when man’s final autonomy is challenged. Calvinism boldly accepts the relativism of man’s thinking. It clearly affirms the failure of reason, intuition, experience, and experimentalism apart from a guiding and valid faith. It declares that the history of epistemology, the theory of knowledge, shows that man is unable to account for even the normal everyday matters of experience by any of the multitude of philosophies