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Clearing Up Common Misunderstandings of Van Tillian (Presuppositional) Apologetics

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The approach to apologetics that I take on this blog is greatly shaped by Cornelius Van Til (you’ll see me mention him time and again in passing, for this I ask your forgiveness. So many of my best thoughts were first his and John Frame’s.) For those of you that are aware of the issues tied into presuppositional apologetics you’ll be familiar with the fact that there is a standard list of objections to Van Til’s apologetic approach. Here are some great works defending and explaining Van Til’s actual method in light of these objections.

Van Til FEMs (Frequently Encountered Misconceptions)- James N. Anderson

Common Misunderstandings of Van Til’s Apologetics, Part 1 and 2- Richard L. Pratt

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  1. How Not To Misunderstand Van Til at The LOdown Says:
    August 25, 2007 at 10:57 am

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