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Aug 19, 2012 53 min

Cornelius Van Til: Toward a Christ-Centered Apologetic

from Cornelius Van Til Hosted by Charles Taylor

A Morning Instruction class on Cornelius Van Til's case for a Christ-centered apologetic, read with Romans 1 and Paul at Athens. All people know God from creation yet suppress the truth and worship the creature. The traditional method of apologetics, which grants the unbeliever's reason as neutral judge, tells him nothing is wrong with his thinking, contrary to Scripture's teaching that the natural mind is darkened. Following Calvin, Van Til rejected neutral natural theology and called for reasoning that begins with God's revelation in Christ.

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