The Noetic Effects of Sin and Presuppositionalism

This chapter explores the philosophical implications of sin on human knowledge and the ability to perform good deeds among unbelievers. It contrasts presuppositionalism with natural law theory, examining how nonbelievers operate under a suppressed Christian worldview. The discussion also critiques various epistemologies and interprets biblical texts related to truth suppression, emphasizing the integration of biblical perspectives with ethical theories.