Early March 2017 Presuppositional Apologetics’ Links

Here are Presuppositional Apologetics’ links gathered between March 1st-7th, 2017.  Enjoy!

1.) Disproving Atheism at Ground Level

2.) Van Til: The Two Systems

3.) Announcement: Update to our Ultimate Collection of Free Presuppositional Apologetics Lectures

4.) Apologetics and Arguments

5.) Reviewing reviews of the Licona/Dillahunty debate

6.) The Absurdity of Unbelief 4 Lectures by Jeffrey D. Johnson

7.) February Ministry Update: Frontline Apologetics

8.) Buddha and Hinduism

9.) Surfing Sye Ten Bruggencate’s Website

10.) Engaging the Skeptics

 

 

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Late February 2017 Presuppositional Apologetics’ Links

Here are Presuppositional Apologetics’ links gathered between February 22nd-28th, 2017.  Enjoy!

1. New Book Confutes Buddhism

2.Van Til: Dependence upon God

3. Jeff Durbin: Does Atheistic Morality Make Sense?

4.  If Materialism is True, Then Everything Stinks

5. Brother Walter’s Writings (E-Books)

6. Greg L. Bahnsen: None Better

7. God Does Not Exist, And I Hate Him So Much That I Will Devote My Entire Life To Destroying Him

8. Evolution is a channel, not a canal

9. Presuppositions and Public Discourse

 

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The “Spiderman fallacy” argument against Christianity?

For those of you guys on Facebook Why?Outreach shared a meme with links to Christian responses to a meme arguing against God/Jesus/Christianity.

Here’s the meme:

There’s several approaches one can take in response to this meme.  The articles “Why?Outreach” linked in response to this meme is include “Does Spider-Man Really Exist?” and “Jesus and the Spiderman Fallacy.”

I thought I chime in with my response.

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“Does the Christian God Exist” Debate with Josh Sommer of The Reformed Collective

This is a debate that took place on November 5th, 2016 in Kansas City, Missouri.  The subject of the debate is whether the Christian God exists.

The debate is on the Youtube video below:

The Christian defender of the faith here is Josh Sommer.  Here’s his bio:

Representing the opinion that the Christian god does exist will be Joshua Sommer. He is co-founder, editor, and contributor of www.ReformedCollective.com. He is currently a member of Emmanuel Baptist Church in Overland Park, KS and co-founder of the Grace Bible Church evangelism ministry in San Diego, CA. At present he is pursuing a B.A. in Biblical Studies as well as a Master of Divinity at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. His primary focus is systematic theology and reformed apologetics. He currently resides in Kansas City, KS with his wife, Christina.

Josh Sommers in his debate employs Presuppositional apologetics.

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How to Handle Bible Contradictions

After dozens of posts dealing with specific Bible contradictions I thought I write on how to handle Bible contradictions.  Here in this post there are three sections: Before Interpreting the Bible, While Interpreting the Bible and Thinking Beyond Bible Contradictions.

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Summary of Presuppositional Apologetic Method by Greg Bahnsen on Youtube

In my opinion Greg Bahnsen was one of the best debater among the school of Presuppositional apologetics  He is still one of my favorite popularizer of the apologetics’ methodology of his mentor Cornelius Van Til.  There’s a two page PDF titled “Summary of Presuppositional Apologetic Method by Greg Bahnsen” available here.  Someone has put these words with some music as background as a short three part video series which we feature below:

 

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Mid-September 2016 Presuppositional #Apologetics Links

Here are links related to Presuppositional apologetics gathered between September 8th-14th, 2016.

1.) Greg Bahnsen: Epistemology and Ontology

2.) Van Til Quote: Antithetical Concepts of Possibility

3.) Apologetics Sermon Illustration #36: Doing Math with Dice and Atheism’s Destruction of Knowledge

4.) Armchair debunkers

5.) Read Aloud: “Secular Responses to the Problem of Induction” by James Anderson

6.) What’s Your Worldview? A Broadcast with James Anderson

7.) Calvinistic Cartoons: Atheistic Diagnosis

8.) Van Til’s Critique of Barth’s Christology (Part 1)

 

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