Apologetics

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ASST - The Great Debate: Does God Exist?

This is the famous formal debate between Dr. Bahnsen and atheist promoter Dr. Gordon Stein held at the University of California (Irvine) in 1985. Hear how hard it is to deny God's existence and how intellectually rigorous the Christian position really is.

AST2 - Does God Exist? A Debate

This formal debate between Dr. Bahnsen and atheist lawyer (former ACLU) Edward Tabash at the University of California (Davis), is a great follow-up to the Bahnsen/Stein debate. Witness again how and atheist fails to wrestle with fundamental philosophical issues.

ASM4 – The Debate That Never Was

Dr. Bahnsen and atheist scholar Dr. Michael Martin were scheduled to debate the truth of Christian theism at Rhodes College in Memphis, TN. Two weeks before the scheduled debate, citing his opposition to having the debate recorded for public distribution, Dr. Martin declined to debate. Dr. Bahnsen traveled to Memphis anyway and presented a lecture on atheism, exposing the weakness of Dr. Martin's published attack on Christian theism.

ASD4 - The Apologetic Implications of Self-Deception

ASF5 - Challenge to Unbelief

ASW4 - At War With the Word

ASP5 - What Your Professor Won't Tell You

ASD - Getting Down and Dirty

ASM3 - Michael Martin Under the Microscope

Dr. Bahnsen takes apologetics beyond the "theory" of defending the faith and places one of the leading, philosophically competent antagonists to Christian theism "under the microscope" for detailed analysis and refutation. Dr. Michael Martin (philosophy professor at Boston University) has published two very hard-hitting books against the faith: "Atheism: A Philosophical Justification", and "The Case Against Christianity". In this 1994 SCCCS Summer Seminar Dr. Bahnsen walks students through a presuppositional analysis of Martin's methods, prejudices and ineffective attacks.

  1. GB1470 - Seminar Themes

  2. GB1471 - Influences, Inaccuracies

  3. GB1472 - Terms, Burden of Proof

  4. GB1473 - Weak Thesis & Understanding

  5. GB1474 - Biases, Non-rationality

  6. GB1475 - Misses Transcendental Challenge

  7. GB1476 - Transcendental Failure

  8. GB1477 - Transcendental Failure (cont.)

  9. GB1478 - Transcendental Failure (cont.)

  10. GB1479a - Faith and Reason

  11. GB1479b - Faith and Reason (con't)

  12. GB1480a - Evidences

  13. GB1480b - Evidences (con't)

  14. GB1481- The Attempted Refutations of Theism

ASW3 - Developing a Christian Worldview

ASW - Apologetic in the Workplace

ASD3 - What? Me Defend the Faith?

AST - Taking it to the Streets

ASM - Mid-Level Course in Apologetics

ASR - A Roman Catholic - Protestant Debate

ASE - Is Evolution Scientific?

ASE2 - The Problem of Evil

ASA3 - Arguments for the Existence of God

ASR4 - Reasoning With Unbelievers

ASW2 - Worldview Apologetics

ASA2 - The Aim of Apologetics

ASC3 - Practical Apologetics

ASB - Theistic Proof, Rationality & Fideism

ASL2 - Loving God With All Your Mind

ASI3 - A Reason for the Hope

ASF2 - Answer to Frame's Critique of Van Til

ASI - Introduction to Apologetics

ASV7 - Transcendental Arguments: 1995 Summer Seminar

ASV6 - Van Til Summer Conference

ASV8 - Van Til and the Copernican Revolution in Apologetics

ASPE2 - Peter's Apologetic

ASE4 - The Place of Evidence in Apologetics

ASM5 - The Bahnsen/Sproul Debate Over Apologetic Method

ASM - Mid-Level Course in Apologetics

ASC - College Preparation in Apologetics

ASI4 - The Dependable, Defendable Faith

ASV - Van Til's Presuppositional Apologetic

ASV2 - Van Til Seminar

ASV3 - Short Synopsis of Van Til

ASV5 - Introduction to the Apologetic Method of Van Til

ASSC - Seminary Apologetics

ASAS - Apologetics Seminar: Bahnsen on Van Til - Michael Butler

ASE5 - Religious Epistemology - Michael Butler

ASPS - The Philosophy of Science - Michael Butler

ASC5 - Conflict - Dr. Cornelius Van Til