Late July 2019 Presuppositional Apologetics’ Links

This latest round up has a lot more stuff than usual!

Here are the links related to Presuppositional Apologetics gathered between July 22nd-31st, 2019.

1.) Cave to the Cross Apologetics Show: Ep. 28 – How To Be An Atheist – Ch.7 – Arguing With Success – Part 1

2.) Greg Bahnsen Clip: Natualism Debunked

3.) Cross & Crown Radio: Socrates vs. Jesus Christ

4.) Frequent Mistakes Skeptics Make with Alleged Bible Contradictions

5.) Afterthought Episode 3 – Two Millennials Refute Postmodernism

6.) Introduction to Presuppositional Apologetics

7.) 100 things to do before you die

8.) We can know the words of the Old Testament Part 3

9.) Debate: Are There Sufficient Reasons for God’s Existence

10.) When Professing Christians Attack Biblical Creationists

 

 

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Apologetics’ Lectures: The Theological Foundations of Modern Science

This is a lecture by James Anderson.  James Anderson is a Professor of Theology and Philosophy with Reformed Theological Seminary.  He’s also written on apologetics, philosophy and the Christian worldview in academic circles and also books for a popular audience.

Here is a lecture he delivered in 2018.

Here’s the video below:

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Mid-November 2017 Presuppositional Apologetics’ Links

Here are the links related to Presuppositional apologetics gathered between November 8th-14, 2017.

1.) Silly Arguments from Atheists and Numerous Proofs for God

2.) Zondervan Video: Why Believe in God Despite Evil in the World? by Scott Oliphint

3.) Darwin Spectacles and Irrational Thinking

4.) Church Shooter Devin Patrick Kelley and Social Media Atheists

5.) Proof and Evidence Doesn’t Convince Some Rigid Atheists: Ho Hum

6.) C.S. Lewis’s Transcendental Argument for God

7.) Street Epistemology

8.) The Christian Worldview (2): Metaphysics (b)

9.) Video: Atheism Can’t Account for This! by John Lennox

 

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Late September 2017 Presuppositional Apologetics’ Links

Here are links related to Presuppositional apologetics gathered between September 22nd-30th, 2017.

1.) God Must Exist: The Proper Paradigm for Science

2.) This Is Apologetics: an Argument from Certainty

3.) Review: Cornelius Van Til: An Analysis of His Thoughts

4.) Bill Nye the Atheism Shill Guy Rides Again by Cowboy Bob Sorensen

5.) CSI Apologetics: Thoughts on Using Evidence in Apologetic Methodology

6.) The Goal of Christian Apologetics 

7.) Human Beings – the New Morality and Kind Determination

8.) Reverse ontological argument? A risky ploy for an atheist

9.) Are Humans Unique? Darwinians Say, “No.” God says, “Yes.”

 

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Mid-September 2017 Presuppositional Apologetics Links

Here are links related to Presuppositional apologetics gathered between September 8th-14th, 2017.

1.) Christian Paradigm Power: Atheism is Impossible

2.) THE LOGICAL PROBLEM WITH EVOLUTION

3.) Unique Way to Refute the Jehovah’s Witnesses

4.) What’s wrong with Hindu pantheism?

 

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Early September 2017 Presuppositional Apologetics Links

These are links concerning Presuppositional apologetics gathered from September 1st-7th, 2017.

1.) Evaluating “The Circular Argument” Against Presuppositionalism

2.) Frank Turek: How Atheists Presuppose God for Science

3.) In Opposing Naturalism in Science, the Bible is More Foundational than Design

4.) An atheist dilemma

6.) Refuting the Critics #3

7.) What Wendy Fails to Prove: Refuting Inerrancy-Denying Arguments

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Frank Turek: How Atheists Presuppose God for Science

I disagree with Frank Turek over many other areas but I thought this clip was helpful to strengthen one’s Presuppositional apologetics, though of course one must still be critical.

Frank Turek argues here how atheist needs God for science to be intelligible and meaningful.

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