

Why I’m An Evidentialist
Jul 3, 2024
Exploring evidence in Christian apologetics, the podcast discusses the role of evidence in guiding beliefs and truth. It contrasts evidentialism and presuppositionalism in defending Christianity, emphasizing the importance of valid epistemology. The speaker delves into the credibility of Joseph and the impact of evidence on religious claims, while also highlighting the importance of effective case-making skills in apologetics.
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Conversion Experience
- J. Warner Wallace's conversion experience began with investigations into both Christianity and Mormonism due to family influence.
- This dual investigation shaped his evidentialist approach to faith.
Evidence vs. Blind Faith
- J. Warner Wallace emphasizes the importance of evidence in discerning truth from error.
- He contrasts his evidence-based approach with the faith of his Mormon family, which he perceives as independent of evidence.
Presuppositionalism
- Presuppositionalists argue for a valid epistemology grounded in the Christian worldview.
- They believe that the incarnation of Jesus provides an avenue to certainty and a valid theory of knowledge.