A Great Conversation on Presuppositional Apologetics

by CBTSeminary | Mar 1, 2011 | Apologetics, Systematic Theology

I always enjoy listening to the Christ the Center podcast. In their latest episode, K. Scott Oliphint is interviewed on presuppositional apologetics. I found this to be a fruitful and edifying conversation on how we should defend the Christian faith, and I especially appreciated their critical examination of the well-known Clark/Van Til controversy. So please take the time to download and listen to this discussion!

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A Great Conversation on Presuppositional Apologetics

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A Worthy Inclusion? The Johannine Comma of 1 John 5:7–8 Part 4: Examining the Internal Evidence | Timothy Decker

Presuppositional Ponderings after reading Thomas Aquinas | Sam Waldron

Presuppositional Apologetics: Practical Conclusions | Sam Waldron

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