Dawkins: Fundamentalist Materialist

There are few things more disgusting to me than unwillingness to be honest and forthright in your faith. If you believe X, then confess X, and don’t be ashamed of X. So when I was directed today to an “interview” that “Servetus the Evangelical” did recently about his apostasy and self-promotion, I was almost made ill by the fact that

For those interested in presuppositional apologetics, here is a new resource: Pushing the Antithesis: The Apologetic Methodology of Greg L. Bahnsen. Ed. Gary DeMar (American Vision, 2007).    Dr. Greg L. Bahnsen believed that to deal with the academics of the day and their arguments against the Christian faith, it is necessary to do battle with them at the highest levels

Back in March of 2007 on The Dividing Line (here is the program) I addressed the dialogue that took place between Ergun Caner of Liberty University and the so-called “Rational Response Squad.” I had listened to the encounter while riding, and I wanted to make some comments not so much on Caner’s replies but on some of the claims made

Some of you are familiar with what has become known (inappropriately) as the Van Til/Clark controversy; dealing with what constitutes God’s knowledge and man’s knowledge. Recently the crew from the Reformed Forum spent some time with Dr. Scott Oliphint (who sat under Van Til and now teaches Apologetics at WTS) and addressed this controversy. Click here to listen. If you