2017 Reformation of Apologetics Conference Videos

This past weekend there was a Theology Conference hosted by Reformed Forum and this year the subject is on the Reformation of Apologetics which focuses a lot on how Reformed Theology shapes apologetics’ methodology and Presuppositional apologetics.

Here’s a description of the conference from their website:

This year marks the five-hundredth anniversary of the beginning of the Reformation. Yet 2017 also marks the thirtieth anniversary of the death of Cornelius Van Til. In this conference, we will seek to demonstrate how Van Til consistently applied the theological principles of the Reformation to apologetics. We will then proceed to argue that covenantal apologetics, best exemplified by Van Til, is the necessary development and true heir of the Reformation.

Here are the messages in its order (note: the Youtube page has it out of order):

The Problem of Thomistic Foundations for Apologetics (Scott Oliphint)

Covenantal, Not Classical (Scott Oliphint)

Apologetics and the Five Solas (Live recording of Christ the Center)

Revelation, Reason, and Evidence in Acts 17:30–31 (Lane Tipton)

The Reformation of Apologetics: Retrospect and Prospect (Camden Bucey)

If you are interested in more lectures and teachings on Presuppositional apologetics check out our post, “Ultimate Collection of Free Presuppositional Apologetics Lectures.”