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In this episode we respond to a YouTube video made by the NonStampCollector with regard to our podcast on Bart Ehrman and Dinesh D'Souza, and listener comments. Here is the link to the
video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f53E18pwcAI&feature=plcp
We respond to the charge of circular reasoning by addressing:
1. The Nature of Evidence
2. The Presuppositional Conflict Between Worldviews
3. The Transcendental Argument for the Existence of God, and the Preconditions of Intelligibility
4. The Nature of Ultimate Authorities
Theology, Apologetics, Culture and Worldview
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Showing posts with label Presuppositional apologetics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Presuppositional apologetics. Show all posts
Thursday, August 30, 2012
Atheism: Bring Your Own "Reason," as long as it proves itself.
Labels: Calvinism, Reformed, Bible
Apologetics,
atheism,
Christ,
Culture,
Presuppositional apologetics,
reason,
the Preconditions of Intelligibility Theology,
Transcendental Argument for the Existence of God,
Worldview
Monday, June 11, 2012
Debate Review: Bart Ehrman vs. Dinesh D'Souza
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In this Episode we review part of a debate between Bart Ehrman and Dinesh D'souza on the topic of Theodicy, God and Suffering. Some of the major points we address are:
1. The objective standard for good and evil
2. The basis for innate human value
3. The correct starting point for apologetics
Theology, Apologetics, Culture and Worldview
Contact: freedomovertheclay@gmail.com
http://freedomovertheclay.blogspot.com/
In this Episode we review part of a debate between Bart Ehrman and Dinesh D'souza on the topic of Theodicy, God and Suffering. Some of the major points we address are:
1. The objective standard for good and evil
2. The basis for innate human value
3. The correct starting point for apologetics
Theology, Apologetics, Culture and Worldview
Contact: freedomovertheclay@gmail.com
http://freedomovertheclay.blogspot.com/
Labels: Calvinism, Reformed, Bible
evil,
good,
Presuppositional apologetics,
Sovereignty,
suffering,
theodicy,
theology
Saturday, March 24, 2012
002 Freedom Over the Clay Podcast-Presuppositional apologetics, and a review of "The Lorax."
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Are the reasons and evidences for the Christian faith inadequate to get one to believe? If faith comes after reason then is faith unreasonable? In this Episode we take a question from Madison in Thousand Oaks, CA and briefly review the unbelievable radio program entitled "Is apologetics a waste of time?" Then we discuss the need for a presuppositional apologetic. We also introduced our first Theology at the drive-in segment where we take a look at the theological themes in the movie "The Lorax."
Theology, Apologetics, Culture and Worldview. Contact: freedomovertheclay@gmail.com
Click to Subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes
Are the reasons and evidences for the Christian faith inadequate to get one to believe? If faith comes after reason then is faith unreasonable? In this Episode we take a question from Madison in Thousand Oaks, CA and briefly review the unbelievable radio program entitled "Is apologetics a waste of time?" Then we discuss the need for a presuppositional apologetic. We also introduced our first Theology at the drive-in segment where we take a look at the theological themes in the movie "The Lorax."
Theology, Apologetics, Culture and Worldview. Contact: freedomovertheclay@gmail.com
Labels: Calvinism, Reformed, Bible
Film and theology,
Presuppositional apologetics
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