Tag Archives: presuppositional apologetics

Is one way to argue for God’s existence better than another? Should evidential and presuppositional case makers be divided based on their approach? In this interview with Patrick & Tony from Cave to the Cross Apologetics, J. Warner talks about the case for Christianity, the nature of faith, and the …

Are there any extra-biblical reasons to believe a devastating flood occurred as Moses described in the Old Testament? In this clip from a message given at Pacific Coast Church, J. Warner examines the Old Testament flood account to see if the ancient record of events is reliable. To see more …

In this blast from the past, federal investigator Dan Grossenbach sits in for Jim and discusses the powerful CHIPS model for sharing the truth of Christianity and defending the Christian worldview. Dan takes this opportunity to fully examine how Christianity is comprehensible (the “C” in CHIPS). You can also subscribe …

There seems to be occasional friction between evidential and presuppositional apologists? Is this division warranted? How can both approaches assist average Christians in making the case for what they believe? In this interview with Joel Settecase from the Think Institute, J. Warner discusses the Christian worldview and the importance of …

Given all the educated experts in the field of apologetics, what is our role in communicating the evidence to others? Why is there still a pressing need for people who can “throw the ball in a way that others can catch it”? In this interview with Adam Tucker from the …

There are many ancient accounts for a devastating flood. Why should we trust the version offered by Moses? In this clip from a message given at Pacific Coast Church, J. Warner examines the Old Testament flood account to see if the ancient record of events is reliable. To see more …

Given that there are accounts of a devastating flood that PRE-DATE the account by Moses, does this mean Moses copied his account from an earlier source? In this clip from a message given at Pacific Coast Church, J. Warner examines the Old Testament flood account to see if the ancient …

Why are we surprised when skeptics continue to push back after hearing the case for Christianity? What can we learn from criminal trials to help us understand why this happens? In this interview with Patrick & Tony from Cave to the Cross Apologetics, J. Warner talks about the case for …

The ark account involving Noah seems ridiculous to non-believers. Do we sometimes contribute to their skepticism by how we portray the event? In this clip from a message given at Pacific Coast Church, J. Warner examines the Old Testament flood account to see if the ancient record of events is …

Cold case detective, J. Warner Wallace, answers questions following a presentation at Ohio State University. Christianity is the kind of worldview that requires us to respond in a particular way. Why would anyone want to become a Christian given that we would have to make substantial changes in the way …