Here is a dialogue Jimmy had with an Eastern Orthodox: Apologia: our epistemic source is our faculties which are gifted to us by God. Even the bible talks about this in Romans 1 and how atheists are at fault because … Continue reading Sola Scriptura and Circularity
Here is a part of a dialogue with a Catholic Apologist over the issue of Justification: B. Catholic: I think it’s really important to note that in recent decades, the Catholic Church has acknowledged that the traditional Lutheran understanding of … Continue reading Sola Fide: Abrahamic Justification vs Papal Justification
Here is a dialogue with a catholic that Jimmy had over the issue of justification and Sola Scriptura: Jimmy Stephens: When we speak about justification we’ll have to get straight that we can have multiple justifications for one belief. I … Continue reading How is Sola Scriptura Justified?
Here is an apologist named Jon Klaus making the case that Van Tilians ought to accept axioms: https://twitter.com/_languagegames/status/1703516640644932082 Here is Jimmy Stephens’s response to him: I would mount a threefold objection. First, exegetical. Insofar as revelational epistemology (hereafter, RE) aims … Continue reading Do Van Tilians Need to Accept Axioms?
Dr. Rasmussen: Dear Christians, if you have been thinking that the Bible is the highest authority *on the grounds that was inspired by God*, then, to be consistent, you should also believe that if God inspires a personal dream or … Continue reading Dreams and Sola Scriptura
Ricky: So there’s God Who has concepts of us in His mind even before creation And then there’s creation Where those concepts are made manifest in flesh Ig? Nick: For me, I take a more radical view on the topic. … Continue reading What is the Nature of Reality?
Nick: we take Jesus to have two intellects/mentalities. You’d say Jesus doesn’t have two minds yes? If so. How would you differentiate a mind from a mentality? Jimmy: It’s clearer to start with what you think demarcates the Trinitarian persons … Continue reading Mentality over Mind?
Nick: Change involves time. But there was no time for God to produce a change. So we wonder firstly what change is without time but.. If it was created, then we changed from a state of no change, to change. … Continue reading Change
Jimmy Stephens stated: On the one hand, some Trinitarians envision God’s will as unitary. God has a singular will that belongs to and “activates” through or “terminates in” the Persons. They then say the Son has two wills, one belonging … Continue reading One Will or Three Wills?
Here is a dialogue regarding the Stroudian objection and I will add any updates when they come about. For other occasions and dialogues about such: Bosserman on Stroud’s Objection – The Council (spirited-tech.com) Stroud and Van Til – The Council … Continue reading The Stroudian Objection and TACT
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