Presuppositional Apologetics
Speaker: Dr. James Anderson Series: The Gospel Grammar Podcast Scripture: Romans 1:18–32
In this episode, Dr. James Anderson, Carl W. McMurray Professor of Theology and Philosophy at Reformed Theological Seminary in Charlotte, NC, discusses presuppositional apologetics, its biblical foundations, and how it applies to contemporary worldview challenges with Nick Batzig. The conversation explores core principles, biblical support, and practical applications for defending the Christian faith.
Resources
James Anderson What's Your Worldview?
Why Should I Believe Christianity?
"The Theistic Preconditions of Knowledge"
“Evangelizing Fallen People: Apologetics and the Doctrine of Sin,” in David Gibson and Jonathan Gibson ed. Ruined Sinners to Reclaim
"Presuppositional Apologetics" in the Timothy Paul Jones ed. Understanding Christian Apologetics
Cornelius Van Til, "Nature and Scripture" in The Infallible Word: A Symposium
The Defense of the Faith (with explanatory notes by K. Scott Oliphint)
An Introduction to Systematic Theology
"My Credo" in Jerusalem and Athens: Critical Discussions on the Theology and Philosophy of Cornelius Van Til
Greg Bahsen, Van Til's Apologetics: Readings and Analysis
Thom Notaro Van Til and Evidence
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Jul 27
2026
Imputation and the Doctrine of Justification
Speaker: J.V. Fesko Scripture: Romans 5:12–21 Series: The Gospel Grammar Podcast
May 29
2026
The Deacon and His Work in the Church
Speaker: Matt Smethurst Scripture: Acts 6:1–7 Series: The Gospel Grammar Podcast