The problem of the one and the many, or, accounting for unity and diversity in human experience is one of the most perplexing questions in philosophy. How does ones worldview account for both of these aspects of experience and can non-Christian worldviews or alternate theories of thought account for the one and the many when…
Last Sunday we continued our studies in Reformed thought with a detailed introduction regarding the glory of God and the Triunity of YHWH. We will be continuing this line of study this week (Lord willing) but I do hope that last Sunday helped to lay the foundation for many precious truths to come regarding the…
Yesterday in Sunday School we continued our study in Reformed epistemology, moving to issues regarding the Trinity. For the most part, we spoke to the issue of John 1:1c and the fact that the author of the Fourth Gospel was attempting to relay not a definite or indefinite nuance to clause “c,” but rather, this…
It’s Saturday morning and you just completed a long work week. As you are lying in bed, attempting to get some well deserved shut-eye (unless you have young children), you hear a knock at the door. As you open it, two to four nicely dressed individuals greet you and would like to tell you the…
This class could have been titled An Introduction to Presuppositional Thought, because the main theme throughout the class was that of presupposing the objective revelation of God, the Scriptures, as the ultimate standard of our human experience by which we come to understand all of our experience. By us studying God and what God says…
It’s been a good while since I posted anything due to my final weeks in Seminary. I am happy to report that all of my course work has been completed and now the wait begins for grades to be posted. This is always the hard part. Anyway, I wanted to upload the most recent Sunday…
Applied-Apologetics 