Dr. Bahnsen delivered this seminary-level course in Brooklyn, NY in 1995, the 100th anniversary of the birth of his beloved mentor, Cornelius Van Til. It represents his most mature teaching on the subject of apologetics. This is a great place to start for those wanting a more in-depth study of the defense of the faith. This course is more advanced than the “Introduction to Apologetics” and “Mid-Level Apologetics” courses.
01 — The Historical and Biblical Usage of The Term Apologetics (1 of 30)
02 — Biblical Warrant and Need for Apologetics (2 of 30)
03 — Apologetics’ Relationship to Other Fields—Part 1 (3 of 30)
04 — Apologetics’ Relationship to Other Fields—Part 2 (4 of 30)
05 — Apologetic Argumentation (5 of 30)
06 — History of Apologetics 2nd Century to the Present (6 of 30)
07 — Revelational Epistemology (7 of 30)
08 — Impossibility, Immorality, and Robbery of Neutrality (8 of 30)
09 — Foolishness of Unbelief (9 of 30)
10 — Presuppositional Argument (10 of 30)
11 — Acts 17: Paul’s Great Example (11 of 30)
12 — Antithesis and Self-Attestation of Scripture (12 of 30)
13 — Worldview Issues—Part 1 (13 of 30)
14 — Worldview Issues—Part 2 (14 of 30)
15 — Epistemological Issues: Knowledge—Part 1 (15 of 30)
16 — Epistemological Issues: Knowledge—Part 2 (16 of 30)
17 — Epistemological Issues: Foundationalists and Certainty (17 of 30)
18 — Empiricism and Revisionary Immunity (18 of 30)
19 — The Greatness of Divine Wisdom (19 of 30)
20 — Kuyper and Warfield (20 of 30)
21 — Natural Theology and Theistic Proofs (21 of 30)
22 — Evidences and Evidentialism (22 of 30)
23 — A Checklist for Reasoning with Unbelievers—Part 2 (23 of 30)
24 — A Checklist for Reasoning with Unbelievers—Part 2 (24 of 30)
25 — Classification of Worldviews (25 of 30)
26 — Two Theoretical Problems with Presuppositionalism (26 of 30)
27 — Answering Frame’s Critique of Presuppositionalism (27 of 30)
28 — Answering the Problem of Religious Language (28 of 30)