I hesitate to do another post on the evidentialist/presuppositionalist debate because I don't wish to belabor the issue, but when I hap...

There are different aspects to the evidentialist/presuppositionalist debate. Some of these are tedious and superficial.  One question i...

A friend asked me to comment on an old article by the late Greg Bahnsen: https://answersingenesis.org/apologetics/the-impropriety-of-ev...

An issue in apologetic methodology is whether it's consistent for a presuppositionalist to adopt arguments from classical or evidential...

A recent exchange I had with a fellow Christian apologist: Rob It is, of course, possible that one or more of the Gospels is mistaken ...

It's not uncommon for competing theological traditions to evolve and become increasingly divergent over time. For instance, there are n...

Lydia McGrew continues to do presentations and interviews on her recent book  The Mirror or the Mask : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=...

A reponse I left on Facebook 1. Most Christians aren't intellectuals (like most humans generally–including most atheists). They are...

1. Appeal to the inner testimony of the Holy Spirit (hereafter the "witness of the Spirit," to simplify) figures in some apologet...

My post https://triablogue.blogspot.com/2019/11/faith-without-floor.html provoked a conversation in the combox which I'm postin...