Here are links related to the subject of Presuppositional apologetics gathered online between April 15th-21st, 2019.
1.) Leftist Aggression 2) The Correct Name of God YHWH 3) Sugar
2.) Bible Contradiction? What were the David’s last words?
3.) Extraordinary Claims and Rejecting Evidence
4.) Vos and Van Til: How Wide the Divide?
6.) Why I Believe in God: The “Accident of Birth”
7.) Why “Human Progress” Never Supplies Meaning
Missed the last round up? Check out the re-blogged post from a friend , or that of another reblog here, and a repost here.
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Thanks for the listing! I found the “Why ‘Human Progress’ Never Supplies Meaning” article interesting although I wish evangelicals would use other sources than Aquinas to make their points. It’s fascinating to see in history the various movements that sought to achieve an ideal society: the 19th century Utopian Communities in the Northeast, Marxism, Social Darwinism, League of Nations/United Nations, etc. I was a witness to the highly anticipated (at least among the youth culture) “Age of Aquarius” back in the 1960s. Of course, the idealism never pans out.
All isms that hold to a utopian vision as a substitute for the New Jerusalem fail to account for man’s sin and capable of killing millions and billions.
All updated variations of the Tower of Babel.
Reblogged this on Logos Speaks.
Thanks Jim! Pressed them and got them bookmarked!
Nice and thank you for sharing them on your blog
Glad to do it!
It seems there’s more and more people writing about Presuppositional apologetics
Love these lists