Whatever we may think of finding a scholastic methodology in Calvin, we do not find a Thomistic natural theology.
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Presuppositional Apologetics: Practical Conclusions | Sam Waldron
“It is a popular misunderstanding that presuppositionalism is opposed to all use of evidences.”
Presuppositional Apologetics: The Testimony of the Holy Spirit to the Self-Authenticating Scripture | Sam Waldron
“The best way to show that Scripture is true is to preach and teach its message boldly.”
Presuppositional Apologetics: The Biblical and Reformed Doctrine of the Self-Authentication of Scripture | Sam Waldron
How do we know that the gospel of Christ presented to us in the Scriptures is true? This question is the question answered when we speak of the authentication of the Scriptures.
Presuppositional Apologetics: The Defense of Special Revelation’s Declaration of the Gospel of God | Sam Waldron
In this section of our studies we will consider the biblical teaching on how we know the Bible to be the Word of God and how we should defend this truth to others.
Presuppositional Apologetics: Apologetic Observations from Acts 17 | Sam Waldron
We must be very careful, especially in our day, not to allow men to think that we are in fundamental agreement with them. We must make it clear that Christianity and their systems are completely different and at war with one another.
Presuppositional Apologetics: Expository Thoughts from Acts 17 | Sam Waldron
The same Paul who gave his theological statement about the Gentiles’ knowledge of God in Romans 1 and 2 practically applied this theology in Acts 17:16‑34.
Presuppositional Apologetics: Apologetic Observations from Romans 2 | Sam Waldron
Not only do men know God, but they have an extensive knowledge of the moral requirements of His law.
Presuppositional Apologetics: Apologetic Observations from Romans 1 | Sam Waldron
Classical Apologetics is guilty of underestimating human depravity.
Do We Still Believe in Sola Scriptura?—Three Years Later … | Sam Waldron
Almost three and a half years ago I waded into an issue in a blog for which in some circles I was scorched with disagreement and (by some people) with ridicule. I warned that respect for what is called widely “the Great Tradition” was beginning seriously to cause the boat of sola scriptura to list. Events since then have shown that my concerns should not have been dismissed as foolish and ridiculous.