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K. Scott Oliphint
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Professor of Apologetics and Systematic Theology, Westminster Theological Seminary.
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  • Bryan Bursiek
    4 years ago

    How different would this tenet be with speaking to a agnostic/atheist as opposed to a religious Muslim, Mormon, JW, Orthodox Jew? Would evidence like fulfilled prophesy, early testimony to include number of manuscript evidence play a factor? This is my concern with this tenet as it seems to have to many assumptions. Thank you
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    Covenantal Apologetics: Principles and Practice in Defense of Our Faith
    them can begin by working through the recommended resources at the end of this chapter. My concern, again, is primarily with these tenets as foundational for application
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    1. Scott Oliphint 4 years ago

      Thanks. Just briefly, the tenet requires that we defend the *Christian* faith, no matter what *version* of unbelief we encounter. It does NOT require that we lead with that tenet in our discussions, but that our discussions lead us to the true God. That's the main point. In that context, as I say in the book, evidences, prophesy, etc. could be useful and helpful.

  • K. Scott Oliphint
    8 years ago

    An Update
    Hey all, I have not forgotten about this blog. Life away from computers has kept me busy. While at the computer,  I have been working on other projects, like modules for theWord Bible Software. All...
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    1. K. Scott Oliphint
      8 years ago

      Mobile Ed: Apologetics Bundle (4 courses)
      Learn to approach questions from unbelievers and issues facing the modern church with confidence and sound biblical support. Examine the purpose and possibilities for defending the Christian faith in these four courses from today’s experts in apologetics.
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