Here are the links related to Presuppositional apologetics gathered between February 15th-21st, 2023.
1.) Cave to the Cross Accepting Evidence – Ep.213 – Apologetics By John Frame – Some Methodological Considerations – Part 2
3.) Human Rights and the Image of God
4.) Bible Contradiction? How many generations were between Levi and Moses?
5.) EPIC Presup Rountable Discussion
6.) Renton Rathbun’ Introduction to Apologetics Lectures
7.) A Charge to Contemporary Apologists
8.) The Skeptic Annotated Bible Getting Hung Up with KJV use of “Unicorns” in the Bible
9.) Ready to Reason
10.) Veritas Domain Facebook Meme
Missed the last round up? Check out the re-blogged post from a friend
The Domain for Truth 
Thanks for the listing, brother. I look forward to listening to the C2TC guys while doing chores later today.
Wow awesome! I saw the news say there’s record cold front hitting the Us; has things been unusually cold in ROC??
It’s mid-20s right now but last night we got hit with a freezing rain ice storm. Thankfully our power didn’t go out. Lots of branches down throughout the area.
I enjoyed the C2TC podcast. I liked the point about we don’t need to do extensive research each day about whether the mail is going to be delivered.
How does your Thursday look?
Thanks for the great resources. This one looks very interesting “A Charge to Contemporary Apologists” I have not read anything from him before.
Blessings!
Thanks for checking that out brother! Blessings to you today
I appreciate the human rights and the image of God article! I had not heard of this website before so I will keep an eye on this, thank you. Had Princeton stayed sound, there would likely have been no WTS, or at least not coming from a Princeton exodus.
Thanks for checking out articles! I agree about Princeton. Forgot to ask: are you able to speak first of the month for the youth group in March?
I can’t this month, it’s Nathan’s birthday and we will be in FL. I am so sorry!
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Bahnsen made a good point in link 9 about reason. There are two errors one can fall into. One could mistakenly accept reason without revelation which would be intellectual autonomy or one could mistakenly reject reason entirely to avoid intellectual autonomy. Both need to be avoided.
Amen both extreme ought to be avoided. Thanks for reading that article. Have a blessed day!!
I am glad I found your round up from the Presuppositional apologetics group on FB
I enjoyed the one from covenant seminary
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