This course considers the exegetical and philosophical basis of presuppositional methodology and gives attention to its practical outworking. It also exposes the weaknesses of other apologetical systems. More in-depth than the introductory course.
Mid-Level Course In Apologetics
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1. Comparison & History of Apologetic Systems IStart
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2. Comparison & History of Apologetic Systems IIStart
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3. Neutrality, Antithesis, Revelational Epistemology IStart
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4. Neutrality, Antithesis, Revelational Epistemology IIStart
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5. Method for Defending the Faith IStart
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6. Method for Defending the Faith IIStart
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7. Method for Defending the Faith IIIStart
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8. Method for Defending the Faith IVStart
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9. Philosophical Issues: Objectivity, Necessity, Certainty - Dialectical Tension IStart
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10. Philosophical Issues: Objectivity, Necessity, Certainty - Dialectical Tension IIStart
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11. Presuppositional Method & the Transcendental Challenge IStart
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12. Presuppositional Method & the Transcendental Challenge IIStart
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13. Critique of Evidentialism & the Traditional Method IStart
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14. Critique of Evidentialism & the Traditional Method IIStart
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15. Application & Illustration of Method I (Discussion of the Bahnsen/Stein Debate)Start
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16. Application & Illustration of Method II (Discussion of the Bahnsen/Stein Debate)Start
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17. Success & Practice in Apologetics IStart
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18. Success & Practice in Apologetics IIStart