Presuppositionalism
Published date: Sunday, June 18, 2006
By: Dani Scarratt
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Does Presuppositionalism offer a true biblical epistemology, or is it philosophically flawed and inconsistent with Scripture itself? Dani Scarratt offers a critique of Van Til and Frame.
Presuppositionalism, broadly speaking, is a way of thinking about epistemology from aChristian perspective, which has implications for apologetic method. It’s inception is generally attributed to Reformed theologian Cornelius Van Til, and is quite popular in
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