Here are the links related to Presuppositional apologetics gathered between February 15th-21st, 2022.
1.) Cave to the Cross’ Evil’s Purpose In God’s Story – Ep.164 – What About Evil? – The One True Story – Part 1
2.) Bible Contradiction? When did Absalom rebel against David?
3.) Scientific discoveries could not have been made unless the universe is what the Christian says it is
4.) Detective Work on a Vile Attack
5.) Overcoming Metaphysical Bias: Part 7 of Pushing the Antithesis
6.) Watch “Reading the Bible and losing your faith” on YouTube
7.) Not enough evidence, God! Not enough evidence!
9.) How to Completely Refute Atheism by Jeff Durbin
10.) Would you mind not talking about your holy book please?
11.) A History of Western Philosophy and Theology – John Frame
12.) The Surprisingly Bad Take on Presuppositional Apologetics
Missed the last round up? Check out the re-blogged post from a friend OR that of Another REBLOG HERE
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Greetings! This is a great reading list. I have added “Watch “Reading the Bible and losing your faith” on YouTube” to watch later list on YT.
Blessings for a stunning day in paradise.
Wonderful post
Wow, thanks for sharing these links. Lots of good stuff here.
Agreed that there’s a lot of good stuff including your posts! Keep em coming sir!!
I plan on keeping them coming as time permits.
Going to a men’s leadership retreat the end of this week. Keep us in prayer, please.
Thanks much.
Thanks for dropping by with this round up! Hope your week is one filled with the Word and the saturation and spread of His truth!
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David Steele made a good point in link 10 where he wrote about “Van Til’s charge of being rationalistic and irrational at the same time”.
This suggests a warning. Being “rational” means that we as human beings have the ability to justify our positions even if they are false by rationalizing them. We all have to be careful of this.
Amen. Van Til has one of his major teaching themes was the rational and irrational dialectic in which he noted nonbelievers swing between the two in their opposition towards God, in an intellectually schizophrenic way. I need to go to a seminary library one of these days and scan a copy of an out of print booklet on this theme by Van Til and post on here. People rationalize sinfully all the time and we must ultimately be concern about being faithful to God’s truth rather than be intellectual per se. It is not an IQ contest amen?
Thanks for the presup listing! I listened to the C2TC guys as usual and enjoyed the discussion about the Bible being the foundational “good vs. evil” story. It even gave me an idea for a future post!
I am glad it gave you an idea for a future post! I look forward to it…as I imagine it’s going to be apologetics related????
Thanks! Well, it’s going to be more along the lines of how people are so attracted to these “good vs. evil” stories/narratives in all types of secular entertainment, and that the root of these stories is the Biblical story of God.
What does your Tuesday look like?
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Adding to my reading list . Thank you
Thanks Crissy God bless you!
Thanks for sharing these links, Jim! Gottem bookmarked!
Thanks! Hope you are doing well sir!!
And I hope you’re doing well also! 🙂
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There are several items here that caught my attention, and I’m grateful that Jim included my detective work article examining how a Christian and his church were attacked. The principles in that can be useful in many other situations.
I enjoyed the articles you shared