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 A Practical Application of Van Tilian Presuppositional Apologetics APOLOGETICS IN PRACTICE By Dr. Greg Bahnsen WHY I AM NOT A CHRISTIAN (1927) By Bernard Russell           On the first part of Apologetics in Practice we can see here every point and the right approach of Apologetics. And they have 15 points about how to approach the task of Apologetics. 1, Engaging in Apologetics is a moral necessity for every believer, we must be “always ready” to offer an answer for the hope within us (1 Peter 3:15) 2. To avoid misconceptions, we note that apologetics is not: pugnacious, a matter of persuasion, or based on a different ultimate authority than theology. 3. For the Christian “reason” should be used as a tool, not as the ultimate authority, in our thinking. 4. Our claim before the world is that the believers “know” the Bible to be true—we have adequate justification for believing its claims. 5. This conflict between believers and unbelievers is ult...

 THE PROBLEM OF EVIL  By: Dr. Greg Bahnsen            T his book is about knowing some kinds of objection which are raised against the Christian faith by those who disagree with the biblical worldview. This is thought by many to be the most difficult of all the problems which apologists face. Man’s inhumanity to man is notorious in every age of history and in very nation of the world. In this world we have the story of a long oppression, indignity, unkindness, torture in tyranny because of the power that they have. We also find war and murder greed and lust, dishonesty and lies. We also encounter fear and hatred, infidelity and cruelty, poverty and racial hostility. Moreover, even in the natural world we come across so much apparently needless suffering and pain. We Christian need to understand the reality and serious nature of evil. And the subject of evil is not only the heinous crime that everybody should know. Even in the small things t...