Here are the links related to Presuppositional apologetics gathered between October 8th-14th, 2018. Enjoy!
1.) Beyond cage stage: Beware of being a Nurmagomedov rage phase Calvinist/Apologist
2.) Evidence for Moses and the Book of Exodus
3.) The Biblical Worldview Against All Others – Dr. Paul Henebury
4.) Analysis of Rachel Held Evan’s Book “Inspired” (9-Part Review)
5.) “How To Witness To Skeptics” from Southern New Jersey Apologetics Conference
6.) Biblical Authority Apologetics
7.) Minnesota @ tOSU Ministry Report – Oct 13, 2018
8.) THE “SPIDERMAN FALLACY” ARGUMENT AGAINST CHRISTIANITY?
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The Spider-Man post was really good
Thanks for this listing! I’m going to queue up “The Biblical Worldview Against All Others – Dr. Paul Henebury” and “How To Witness To Skeptics from Southern New Jersey Apologetics Conference” for this week at work. “Minnesota @ tOSU Ministry Report – Oct 13, 2018” is a good reminder that evangelization work often requires some planning and preparation. I also enjoyed revisiting that that Bible-Spider-Man meme debunking.
Thanks for reading all that. I hope the videos would be a blessing for your week at work! I’ve been blessed to see this week people share different posts on our blog. Truly humbled. Keep up the good work on your blog, I’m going to eventually get to your post on answering Mr. Armstrong, something I look forward to that every Monday!
Thanks! This week and the next couple of installments Armstrong gets down to the crux of the differences, the Gospel of grace vs. the Catholic salvation system of sacramental grace and merit. As we’ve discussed before, an unsaved person can read through the Bible ten times and conclude salvation is merited. The Holy Spirit opens the eyes of the spiritually blind to the Gospel.
Thanks for the links as always brother Jim.
You’re welcome! Good morning! But for me after finishing my post, working out and last minute reading, its good night!
Sleep well, friend.
I find Presuppositionalism stimulating in a good way
One thing I learn from Sye and others is how Presuppositional apologetics is so adaptive to use with anyone, from the university professors to the illiterate and every day people and people of other religion or atheist.
Get me some Presuppers in the house!
Literally listened to Sye Ten Bruggencate last week from Youtube video and found your blog this afternoon
I’m glad to found these readings
I wish critics would understand the “circular argument” issue was better understood by atheists and classical apologists