“Therefore, the authority of Christ and His word, rather than intellectual autonomy, must govern the starting point and method of his apologetics, as well as its conclusion. He challenges the philosophical adequacy of the unbeliever's worldview, showing how it does not provide the preconditions for the intelligibility of knowledge and morality. His case for Christianity, then, argues from the impossibility of the contrary. From beginning to end, both in his own philosophical method and in what he aims to bring about in the unbeliever's thinking, the Christian apologist reasons in such a way "that in all things Christ might have the preeminence" (Col. 1:18).”
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Greg L. Bahnsen
Greg L. Bahnsen was a renowned philosopher known for his contributions to Christian philosophy and theology. Born on September 17, 1948, and passing away on December 11, 1995, Bahnsen's philosophical thought was deeply influenced by the Christian worldview. He was known for his clear logic and powerful arguments. more
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