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(In Response) Just to measure carefully, if one is using arguments, one is providing evidence. Sometimes the best evidence for something is that everything contrary has been shown to be either false or self contradictory (incoherent) and so this or that must be true, even if we are not providing positive evidence. Providing empirical evidence […]
Read More Presuppositionalism, Evidentialism, and Gordon H. ClarkGordon Clark being a presuppositionalist normally did not argue for the existence of God, but in this case he thought it was valuable. Taking his cue from Augustine, he developed this argument. This argument is also given by Alvin Plantinga in a slightly different way. The following is Ronald Nash’s explanation of Clark’s argument. Gordon […]
Read More Gordon Clark’s Argument for the Existence of God from Truth.To go along with the recent Apologetics.com show about N.T. Wright and the New Perspective on Paul, I thought I’d note that John Piper has recently written a book entitled, “The Future of Justification: A response to N.T. Wright,” which is available to read for free online. In writing the book, Piper had a chance […]
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