In this episode Jason plays a presentation he did at his own Church, Bethel Community Church, on 6/12/16. The presentation is on presuppositional apologetics. Jason goes into why it is a Biblical defense of the faith and how the Christian World View is the only one that makes the human experience intelligible.
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The Biblical Apologetic Presentation
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In this episode we discuss how science when properly applied confirms Christian Theism. Andrew, another Christian, joins the show. We discuss whether Quantum Mechanics violates the Law of Non-Contradiction. The discussion goes into to the differences between the Historical and Observable Sciences and the common blunders atheists and agnostics make when appealing to science in their objections to the Christian God.
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In this hangout fellow Christians join together to discuss theology. The topics range from Discernment to Atheism, Divorce, Lutheranism, and Covenant Theology.
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This Episode is a Google Hangout between Christians and Atheists. The episode begins with discussion between Jason and Christopher Maute about if the “I don’t know” position about objective morality and consciousness has intellectual integrity. Andrew jumps in on the show to discuss Creation Science. More atheists and Christians join into the discussion and it becomes even more lively.
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In this episode Jason first addresses a portion of last week’s episode with Christopher Maute. Secondly he addresses the Realistic Nihilist’s supposed Omnipotence Paradox and his claim that this renders the Christian view of God incoherent. After that there is a discussion of the different Trinitarian Heresies and a defense of the orthodox Trinitarian view.
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Realistic Nihilist Omnipotent Paradox Video
Shadows of the Trinity in the Old Testament
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This week’s podcast is a Google hangout discussion about the Atheist and Christian differences in relation to human nature, the will, sentients, noetic ability, etc. (Anthropology). Christopher Maute a professing atheist joined in for the discussion. The discussion went into the nature of morality and which World View has the ability to deal with the actions of men.
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In this episode Jason covers an assortment of topics. First he briefly covers cage-stage Calvinism, then he goes into a lengthy conversation that occurred back in Oct 2015 on Twitter with a Roman Catholic on Mary being our mediator. After that discussion Jason goes into a discussion with an agnostic/atheist on morality and how the Triune nature of God must be assumed to provide a justification for objective morals. We look into how this distinguishes presuppositional apologetics from evidential and classical apologetics.
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Is the atheist making a coherent claim when he says that he has a lack of belief in a god? Today Jason goes into this question and examines it to see if there is any justification to the claim. Jason also goes into the meanings of the terms “atheist” and “agnostic”. We examine if atheists consistently use these terms. Jason examines what Scripture says about whether people know that God exists and what the Bible says about the faith a Christian has.
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http://logicalbelief.org/documents/Do_atheists_lack_a_belief_in_God.pdf
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In this episode Jason finishes up the topic last week on postmodernism and its impact on the Church. Jason then goes into the topic of how unbelievers borrow from the Christian world view. Unbelievers will by necessity have to borrow meaning, purpose, objective morality, uniformity, rationality, human value and dignity, universal laws, objective truth and consciousness from Christianity even though they deny the truthfulness of Christianity.
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http://logicalbelief.org/documents/How_unbelievers_borrow_from_Christianity.pdf
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In this episode Jason goes over the Transcendental Argument for God (TAG) from within the Presuppositional Apologetic. TAG is a specific argument to address atheism. We go over multiple formulations of TAG. At then end a small portion of a debate between William Lane Craig vs Lawrence Krauss is reviewed to demonstrate the differences between evidential and presuppositional apologetics.
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http://logicalbelief.org/2013/09/15/world-views-presuppositional-apologetics/
http://logicalbelief.org/documents/Transcendental_Argument.pdf
Debate between William Lane Craig and Lawrence Krauss
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