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Apologetics Archive
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Will the innocent native in Africa who has never heard the Gospel go to Heaven or Hell?
Often people ask, “What happens to the poor innocent native in Africa who has never heard the gospel? When he dies will he go to heaven or hell?” My answer: The innocent native in Africa who has never heard the Gospel will go straight to Heaven when he dies. But I follow that answer with this question: [...] -
How to use the presuppositional method of apologetics
“Presuppositional Procedure” — By Dr. Greg Bahnsen Here then is how the presuppositional (transcendental) method of defending the faith would proceed once the preliminary discussions and clarifications have taken place with the unbeliever – and the two outlooks now come head to head.[1. It should not be necessary to point out that what follows is a [...] -
Since only Christians can understand the Bible, then why discuss the Scripture with unbelievers?
A. W. Pink on “Heed the Word” [1. A. W. Pink, The Doctrine of Revelation] Today we behold some of the fearful crops which have resulted from that evil sowing: “some of,” we say, for it is greatly to be feared that the full harvest does not yet appear. Shocking and appalling is the situation which is [...] -
Autonomy Is No Ladder to Christ’s Supreme Authority
In an article Dr. Greg Bahnsen wrote: The Christian’s final standard, the inspired word of God, teaches us that “the fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge” (Proverbs 1:7). If the apologist treats the starting point of knowledge as something other than reverence for God, then unconditional submission to the [...] -
Exposing the False Religion of the Skeptic
As Van Til observes: "The natural man then assumes that he has the final criterion of truth within himself. Every form of authority that comes to him must justify itself by standards inherent in man and operative apart from the authority that speaks."