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Looks like a good book. Looking forward to reading it.
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I, too, am looking forward to reading it as soon as I graduate and can start learning again.
Daniel Franzen
Church Creek Presbyterian (PCA)
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I bought it a few months ago, starting read it. It's great!
Seth Stark
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It's fantastic.... does anyone know about the new book by Bahsnen regarding van Til? It's advertised in the American Vision catalog, but I see no publication date or title?Originally Posted by sastark
Todd K. Pedlar
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The weird part is to think that it has something in it that his P&R book does not, seeing that it was written almost ten years earlier.It's fantastic.... does anyone know about the new book by Bahsnen regarding van Til? It's advertised in the American Vision catalog, but I see no publication date or title?
American Vision has no sign of it (even in its coming soon section) other than the catalog.
CT
Hermonta Godwin
Christ The King PCA
Raleigh, NC
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The book is excellent. Bahnsen is so good at systematizing and clarifying Van Til's otherwise abstruse language and organization. I read it while on the job at the gas station last summer. Needless to say I enjoyed my job as a result.
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Iron Dramatist
Right, and you make an interesting point (concerning the timing of the writing of the forthcoming book relative to the one we're discussing). I'll be keeping my eye out for whenever anything materializes from AV, but won't be holding my breath. I suspect that I've got sufficient material between the works of Van Til himself and Bahnsen's Van Til's Apologetic to work with that I wouldn't necessarily buy the forthcoming one... but we'll see.The weird part is to think that it has something in it that his P&R book does not, seeing that it was written almost ten years earlier.It's fantastic.... does anyone know about the new book by Bahsnen regarding van Til? It's advertised in the American Vision catalog, but I see no publication date or title?
American Vision has no sign of it (even in its coming soon section) other than the catalog.
CT
Todd K. Pedlar
member, First Congregational Church, (CCCC) Cresco, IA
My Blog: In Principio Deus
Podcast I co-host: Covenant Radio
"As God did not at first choose you because you were high, He will not now forsake you because you are low."
John Flavel in Keeping the Heart
Click to get: Board Rules -- Signature Requirements -- Joining PB's Politics & Government Forum
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