

516. How To Witness To An Atheist
Mar 24, 2025
Delve into the vital connection between faith and public life, where bold Christian witness is essential. Discover the compelling arguments for presuppositional apologetics in engaging with atheism, emphasizing the foundation of biblical truth. Explore the philosophical clash between materialism and faith, revealing the significant role of universal truths. Unpack the paradox of atheism, as discussions highlight morality and meaning. Finally, confront the moral responsibility that stems from being created in the image of God.
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Presuppositional Apologetics
- Presuppositional apologetics emphasizes God's revealed truth as the foundation for knowledge.
- This approach rejects neutrality, asserting that both believer and unbeliever have pre-existing commitments.
Truer Than True
- Jordan Peterson's statement that the Bible is 'truer than true' reflects a revelational epistemology.
- This view holds that the Bible isn't just true, but the foundation for all truth claims.
Apologetics and Evangelism
- Maintain a commitment to Christ's Lordship throughout apologetic discussions.
- Don't assume neutrality or the unbeliever's position, but stand on God's Word.