Two Approaches to Apologetics | Evidentialism and Presuppositionalism
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In this episode I discuss the difference between evidentialism, which I wholeheartedly embraced when I was younger, and presuppositional appologetics, which I'm coming to love in recent years.
These two options aren't only arbitrary approaches to apologetics, but reveal deeper theological truths. Does evidence prove God? Or do we all have an innate knowledge of God like Scripture says? In reality, a consistent Christian must be presuppositional, and we can do this while still studying the evidence that exists for various theological truths.
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