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Some years ago I stumbled upon Eric J. Alexander’s sermons online. I had been listening to men like Sinclair Ferguson and Alistair Begg for years, but somehow had never been introduced to the man that was so influential to them. Since then, I’ve found myself returning often to listen to Eric J. Alexander and am always blessed when I do.
Sadly, I think this clip comes from the only video recording we have of him. But he is the epitome of great Scottish preaching and he deserves to be more well-known.
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Dr. Edwards reviews JV Fesko's book “An Introduction to Reformed Apologetics: Warring with Idols." Read it here
The Reformed apologist aims to demonstrate the deep resonance between God’s Word and God’s world. ow.ly/7WGa50ZMHHU
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Sending out a big happy birthday to my dad today. It's been an unexpected and rich blessing to live in the same area again after so many years.
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One of the most profoundly great professors I have ever had the privilege of sitting under, and knowing personally.
Learning from a Humble Theologian
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Excellent response to some tired, oft-repeated red herrings of Van Til's thought
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Now available, 40% off sale. Honored to contribute to this volume. wtsbooks.com/collections/wes…
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New post: Talking Apologetics with Mike Kruger proginosko.com/2024/11/talki…
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It remains as important as ever to study philosophy and logic. A great resource to start? The online academy at @sellingplato is tremendous.
Do yourself a favor and listen to this and the rest of the Catalyst talks.
The Desires of the Flesh - Matthew Mason youtu.be/s44ijdqz8pU?si=N51S… via @YouTube
Do yourself a huge favor and take this course. Especially if you’re thinking of going to college or seminary.
After teaching formal logic for several years, I’ve seen so many students benefit from the material that I have decided to offer my own course on propositional logic. Get it here: jared-oliphint-s-school.teac… 10 lessons, 11 videos, quizzes, exercises, everything you need to learn at your own pace.
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How can a man who lived 800 years ago be taken as a model of “dialogue” to deal with the cultural fragmentation and winds of war blowing through the world today?
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The Trinity and God's Relation to the World anapologetous.com/2024/03/22…
Ontological Mystery and Entailment anapologetous.com/2024/03/06…
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"What's Your Worldview?" Arabic version. Very cool! @crossway
Calvin on Is. 12:3-4 Therefore you will joyously draw water From the springs of salvation. And in that day you will say, “Give thanks to the Lord, call on His name. Make known His deeds among the peoples; Make them remember that His name is exalted.”
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The sixth edition of the Rome Scholars and Leaders Network was held in Rome. By Leonardo De Chirico: evangelicalfocus.com/vatican…
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Westminster praises God for the tremendous participation and engagement at its first-ever Van Til Conference. As we reflect on this special moment of fellowship, learning, and celebration of the work of Cornelius Van Til, let us look to Christ and herald His name, both in word and deed, carrying out the legacy of Van Til’s Reformed Apologetics.
















