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On Cornelius Van Til and his supposed denial of Sola Scriptura

Pulished on August 1, 2007 • Written by neiswonger

To a Friend,
As much as I disagree with much of what Van Til said and wrote, saying that General Revelation, God’s revelation of Himself in creation, is of equal authority with Special Revelation, meaning the Scriptures themselves, seems to be true.
It’s good that you are careful on these distinctions because many under value their necessity, […]

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A Presuppa-what? (Comments on Presuppositionalism and apologetic method)

Pulished on June 14, 2007 • Written by neiswonger

A Presuppa-what? (Comments on an ageing Presuppositionalism.)
If I had a’ dollar for every time somebody asked me why I’m a presuppositionalist, I’d have a lot of dollars.  But why is it all so confusing?  I think that the most basic task of an apologist is the examination, analysis, and promotion or refutation of a person’s […]

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