These are links concerning Presuppositional apologetics gathered from November 15th-21st, 2022.
2.) Bible contradiction? Is it OK to take a census?
3.) The Old Testament & the Philosophy of Evidence w/ Jim
4.) Review: Immanuel Kant by Shao Kai Tseng
5.) Weaponizing the Peer Review Process Backfires
7.) Episode 17 – A Case for 6-Day Creation (Part 5) – Significant Objection #2 – Distant Starlight
8.) Videos of the Bahnsen Conference 2022
9.) The foundations of atheistic/agnostic morality
11.) Review: The Faithful Apologist: Rethinking the Role of Persuasion in Apologetics
The Domain for Truth 
Thanks for the treasure trove of great content. Have a blessed day in paradise.
Shalom!
Good reminder from Bob Sorensen in link 5: “biblical creationists have peer review as well”
It is a good reminder! I have appreciated Creationists’ journals in the past! I would look and read through them especially when I was in seminary since the periodical was available at the Seminary library! Blessings to you Frank!
Thanks for including this in the links list. Interestingly, misotheists often say that creationists do not publish in peer-reviewed journals (prejudicial conjecture), and when informed that they have by definition, scientific peer-reviewed journals as well, misotheists have said they do not publish in “legitimate” peer-reviewed journals (moving the goalposts plus the genetic fallacy). Even so, creationists do publish in secular journals as well, but material supporting recent creation, the Genesis Flood, and so on are blocked. The morality of secularists in action.
Good point. They changed the goal post often. Romans 1 in action with their biases and charges. May the Lord use you and your writings
Reblogged this on My Logos Word.
Thanks for this listing! I’m going to listen to the C2TC guys probably tomorrow when I’m doing some mindless chores.
That’s so cool to hear you redeeming the time when you go about chores and tasks! I bet you are glad that the leaf campaign is over so
You can read more???
I really enjoy listening to good podcasts while working outside. Today, I listened to the next episode of the Reformanda Initiative podcast to prepare for the next RI post. I was actually working on the leaves today. There were some stragglers from a neighbors’ trees and some that blew in from another neighbor’s yard. I collected two more tarpfulls. I think that I’m now absolutely, 100% done.
I will definitely have more time to read. My wife has a few projects lined up for me on the to-do list and I have a few of my own projects in mind, BUT I look forward to relaxing more. FYI, I just ordered a roof rake from Amazon after seeing on the news several house roofs collapsing from the heavy snowfall in Buffalo. Are you sure you don’t want to move to Western New York? We need good pastors here. 🥶
How’s your Tuesday starting out?
Lots of contents this week Slim, good catch
There’s a lot of deep things I need to study