Archive for the ‘Apologetics’ Category

Christ-Centered Apologetics

January 9th, 2010 by Camden Bucey

Here is a wonderful video with Lane Tipton, Professor of Systematic Theology at Westminster Theological Seminary.  WTS has been producing great videos for a little while now.  Visit their YouTube page to browse through their content.

Where Have all the Apologists Been?

December 19th, 2009 by Camden Bucey
Where Have all the Apologists Been?

I don’t think I would be venturing too far in saying that many aspiring apologists are weak on church history.  I think I am justified in saying we have neglected our rich apologetic tradition.  Fortunately, Crossway has published a new apologetics reader that collects some of the best historical sources into one place.  K. Scott Oliphint and William Edgar have edited Christian Apologetics Past and Present: A Primary Reader. Our own Jeff Waddington helped out with the project as well.  The volume brings us up to 1500, but a second volume will bring us to our contemporary era. Read the rest of this entry »

A Reading Plan for Aspiring Apologists

December 19th, 2009 by Camden Bucey
A Reading Plan for Aspiring Apologists

Jared Oliphint and Jonathan Brack dropped by the studio to discuss books on apologetics.  We came up with a rudimentary list of books along with a reading order for those who may be interested in Van Tilian apologetics but don’t know where to start.  The full discussion will air on a future episode of the Reformed Media Review, but for now, here is our list. Read the rest of this entry »