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Directions for Defending the Faith, by Dr. Greg L. Bahnsen, edited by Robert R. Booth.
In real life and on the blog, I enjoy discussing and defending my faith. I’ve been told, during these discussions, that I argue like a presuppositionalist. If that’s true, it’s been more by accident than plan, because until recently, I had only a vague idea what the presuppositional method of apologetics was.
But over the past few month, I’ve been educating myself about presuppositional apologetics. Lesson number one was that there is a whole lot of confusion, both in print and on the internet, about it. I blame part—but not all—of that confusion on some of what’s been written by presuppositionalists explaining and defending a presuppostional approach. Some of it, frankly, seems unnecessarily unclear.