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The Irrationalist Rationalist
Blue 42! Blue 42! Plato! Set – Hike! John Frame takes apologetics on the offense in this chapter leading up to the end of the book. Many parts of this chapter refer back to previous chapters and we likewise suggest checking out our previous episodes in the series. Here, Frame wants us to look at how The Bible views skepticism and views it as either atheism or idolatry. Either way, the person who is an unbeliever wants to be a rationalist but he’s an irrationalist rationalist – wanting to hold an objective and judgmental position while not providing a consistent grounding to do so.
Timeline:
00:00 – Introduction
01:21 – Apologetics On The Offense
03:50 – Personal Vs. Impersonal Explanations At Ahead
06:04 – What Is The Other Side’s Explanation?
08:03 – The Bible Makes Offensive Apologetics Essential
11:35 – The Unbeliever’s Twin Strategies
13:04 – The Rationalist’s Irrationalism
13:55 – Only A Sith Deals In Aboslutes!
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16:05 – How To Be An Atheist By Mitch Stokes Playlist
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Apologetics – A Justification of Christian Belief by John Frame
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