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There are a least three problems I (I got these objections from a different group on facebook) have with this approach: 1) If the noetic effects of sin are what these folks say they are then why thi

The following is from Dr Jason Lisle's response to Howe's objection in a written debate they had in 2013 . Ontology is the study of the nature of something, It addresses what kinds of things exist.

There are three fundamental laws of logic. Suppose P is any indicative sentence, say, “It is raining.” The law of identity: P is P. The law of noncontradiction: P is not non-P. The law of the excluded

Adapted from Van Til Diagrammed . Hume said that all knowledge arises from experience.  Kant replied that we should also accept that which is necessary for the possibility of experience, even though i

Knowledge is usually defined as Justified True Belief (JTB). In our article on revelational epistemology , we actually defined it as such: A truth claim is a proposition or statement that a particula

“There is no such thing as a separate natural theology that could be obtained apart from revelation solely on the basis of a reflective consideration of the universe. The knowledge of God that is gath

Eil Ayala has some high profile interviews on his Youtube channel. Be sure to check them out! Below we linked great interviews with: Sye Ten Bruggencate Douglas Wilson Michael Kruger Jason Lisle Scot

I think, therefore, I am Does this mean that atheists can at the very least know that they exist without presupposing the God of Scripture? No. Consider, that Descartes is actually begging the questi

One's negation of God depends on the fact that God exists , has created and sustains all that is, including the predication of his supposed non-existence. This is the point of Van Til's illustration o

Some links that may be helpful in understanding presuppositional apologetics -- Michael Butler's short introduction to Presup: http://butler-harris.org/archives/158 Butler on Revelational Epistemolog

Chatting with an atheist on my article on the proof of God's existence. He uses the classical argument that the Christian God can be substituted with "alpha", another god. As we progress, he makes "al

Reliable sense perception requires the existence of an external physical world, but further demands that sense perception get that world mostly right.

Objections handled in the comments. The following video serves as a good introduction to the uniformity of nature. The author ironically mocks the only worldview that can solve the problem whilst expl

In October 2013 there was an event where Drs. Oliphint, Lisle and Howe discussed Apologetics Methodology. Before their live discussion, they actually engaged in a written debate on the subject. For t