Posts tagged Reformed apologetics

Why Evidence Alone Won’t Save Your Apologetics (This Method Triggers Atheists)

Most Christian apologists are stuck playing defense—presenting evidence, fielding objections, and hoping skeptics play fair. But what if the real battle isn’t over evidence, but authority? This article unpacks why presuppositional apologetics isn’t just another method—it’s the only biblical way to expose the collapse of unbelieving worldviews and proclaim the lordship of Christ in every conversation. If you've ever felt outgunned in apologetics, it's time to stop defending and start declaring.

Why Do You Believe In God, When We Have the Principle of Sufficient Reason?

When an agnostic tried to ground logic and knowledge in the Principle of Sufficient Reason instead of the triune God, I showed why that foundation crumbles under its own weight. Only the God of the Bible provides the necessary preconditions for intelligibility—and without Him, you’re left with floating concepts and borrowed capital. Here’s how the debate unfolded—and why presuppositional apologetics still stands undefeated.

Apologetics, DebateJoel SettecaseApril 22, 2025presuppositional apologetics, principle of sufficient reason, Christian worldview, impossibility of the contrary, transcendental argument, Van Til apologetics, logic and Christianity, defending the faith, Reformed apologetics, triune God, PSR vs God, torsion argument, internal critique, prime reality, apologetics for churchesComment