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 »
There are several ways to define an absolute. In the medieval philosophical sense, an absolute can be considered as something free from imperfection. Other definitions would describe an absolute as something having no restriction, exception or qualification; perfectly embodying the nature of a thing. But for our purposes, we will consider an absolute as something that is self-sufficient and free of external references and relationships. Read the rest of this entry »
