# Greg Bahnsen
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greg bahnsen (; September 17, 1948 – December 11, 1995) was an American Calvinist philosopher and Christian apologist. He was a minister in the Orthodox Presbyterian Church and a full-time Scholar in Residence for the Southern California Center for Christian Studies (SCCCS). He is also considered a contributor to the field of Christian apologetics, as he popularized the presuppositional method of Cornelius Van Til.
Unbelievers vs Bible - Greg Bahnsen
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Listen to the original video:Reasoning With Unbelievers: Basic Training For Defending The Faith -- Part 7 -- Greg BahnsenGrace Family Baptist BookstoreDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.
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From High School to College to Atlanta
Gary discusses the providential history of his life after high school and college and how he met and worked with Greg Bahnsen, David Chilton, Ken Gentry, and many others. This excerpt is from the Burros of Berea podcast.
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The Necessity Of Doing Apologetics Presuppositionally – Ep.376 – The Great Debate – Philosophical Tensions And The Need For A Presuppositional Approach – Part 3
Greg Bahnsen now starts to advance his main argument that because of the confusion within the basis for science and logic, one should attack the foundational worldview using one's own worldview and therefore Christians should do apologetics presuppoitionally. In this episode, we discuss why that's …
The Apologetics Showdown - Greg Bahnsen
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Fighting the War on Truth (Part One)
Gary discusses a recent interview in World magazine with author and apologist Frank Turek. Many of the answers Turek gives during the interview sound "presuppositional" which makes Gary reflect on the Great Debate between Drs. Gordon Stein and Greg Bahnsen in 1985.
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YouTube as the Modern Day Areopagus
We welcome Eli Ayala, host of Revealed Apologetics, to discuss Christian apologetics in the digital public square. Drawing an analogy to the Areopagus of Acts 17, Camden Bucey and Ayala consider YouTube’s remarkable reach, its dangers, the spiritual dimension of apologetics, the union of biblical c…
YouTube as the Modern Day Areopagus
We welcome Eli Ayala, host of Revealed Apologetics, to discuss Christian apologetics in the digital public square. Drawing an analogy to the Areopagus of Acts 17, Camden Bucey and Ayala consider YouTube’s remarkable reach, its dangers, the spiritual dimension of apologetics, the union of biblical c…
YouTube as the Modern Day Areopagus
We welcome Eli Ayala, host of Revealed Apologetics, to discuss Christian apologetics in the digital public square. Drawing an analogy to the Areopagus of Acts 17, Camden Bucey and Ayala consider YouTube’s remarkable reach, its dangers, the spiritual dimension of apologetics, the union of biblical c…
Know Your Audience
Gary responds to a recent video clip from Lila Rose about abortion and the morality involved with the abortion debate. Every debate in culture is about much more than defeating the opponent, and Gary shows how he would argue the topic and recommends listeners learn the approach taught by Dr. Greg B…
Creating a "Just" Society
Gary responds to a recent article by Christian apologist Greg Koukl about Christians being involved in culture and politics. Koukl strangely recommends not using Scripture to make arguments in moral debates, but instead using "common grace and natural revelation." Gary points out that this is a) no…
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