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The Role And Use Of Evidence In Reformed Presuppositional Apologetics (Part 2)

The Role And Use Of Evidence In Reformed Presuppositional Apologetics (Part 2)

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  • Alejandro Moreno Morrison

Looking at the relationship between positive apologetics and negative apologetics, this article shows that positive apologetics does not have room in the Christian faith since the word of God is self attesting, while negative apologetics on its own is not sufficient to stand the ground. The author of this article calls for offensive apologetics as a way of confronting unbelievers, since it has room for the use of evidence.

Source: Reformed Perspectives Magazine, 2000. 10 pages.

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