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Originally Posted by danmpem  I wish I knew more about presuppositionalism; I am more familiar with the evidential territory. |
Check out "Always Ready" by Bahnsen; I have long thought that was a very good presentation of a presuppositionalist approach to apologetics. Frame has a decent book, too - "Apologetics to the Glory of God", which I haven't read - and Pratt's "Every Thought Captive" is a very short introduction to the same. Finally, you have to get "The Defense of the Faith" by Van Til himself. If you really want to dig deeper, get Banshen's "Van Til's Apologetic"
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