Apologist4Him
Puritan Board Freshman
Howdy Pilgrims,
Recently, because of common misunderstandings and misconceptions of Dr. Van Til, I decided to aquire a few books about Dr. Van Til which can help to clear up misunderstandings and misconceptions. Among the books I've found, and purchased from the Westminster online bookstore are:
1. Van Til's Apologetic: Readings and Analysis by Greg Bahnsen
2. Cornelius Van Til: An Analysis of His Thought by John Frame
3. Jerusalem and Athens: Critical Discussions on the Philosophy and Apologetics of Cornelius Van Til edited by E. R. Geehan
4. Cornelius Van Til and the Reformation of Christian Apologetics by Scott Oliphint
5. The Consistency of Van Til's Methodology by Scott Oliphint
and
6. Paradox and Truth: Rethinking Van Til on the Trinity by Ralph Smith
In addition to the books listed above, the following lectures by Greg Bahnsen are helpful to clearing up misunderstandings and misconceptions:
1. Van Tilian Apologetics (4 audio CDs)
2. Seminary Apologetics: The Greatness of Divine Wisdom -- 19 of 30
3. Seminary Apologetics: Natural Theology & Theistic Proofs -- 21 of 30
4. Seminary Apologetics: Evidences & Evidentialism -- 22 of 30
5. Seminary Apologetics: Two Theoretical Problems With Presuppositionalism -- 26 of 30
6. Seminary Apologetics: Answering Frame's Critique of Presuppositionalism -- 27 of 30
I cannot recommend Cornelius Van Til's Presuppositional Apologetic (9 CD's) because the quality of the audio is so poor, even after equalizing the audio with Nero Wave Editor. If you must listen, I suggest going with the MP3's and forget about purchasing them in CD format.
I do not own Van Til & the Copernican Revolution in Apologetics (3 CD's) so I cannot give an opinion.
and...
I do not own Van Til Seminar (16 CD's) so I cannot give an opinion.
I've found the Van Til Frequently Encountered Misconceptions webpage to be helpful.
The articles: PA016, PA061, PA062, PA072, PA078, PA089, PA191, PA195, PA196, PA197, PA199, PA200, PA206, and PA207 found here are helpful.
Am I missing any helpful resources here?
Recently, because of common misunderstandings and misconceptions of Dr. Van Til, I decided to aquire a few books about Dr. Van Til which can help to clear up misunderstandings and misconceptions. Among the books I've found, and purchased from the Westminster online bookstore are:
1. Van Til's Apologetic: Readings and Analysis by Greg Bahnsen
2. Cornelius Van Til: An Analysis of His Thought by John Frame
3. Jerusalem and Athens: Critical Discussions on the Philosophy and Apologetics of Cornelius Van Til edited by E. R. Geehan
4. Cornelius Van Til and the Reformation of Christian Apologetics by Scott Oliphint
5. The Consistency of Van Til's Methodology by Scott Oliphint
and
6. Paradox and Truth: Rethinking Van Til on the Trinity by Ralph Smith
In addition to the books listed above, the following lectures by Greg Bahnsen are helpful to clearing up misunderstandings and misconceptions:
1. Van Tilian Apologetics (4 audio CDs)
2. Seminary Apologetics: The Greatness of Divine Wisdom -- 19 of 30
3. Seminary Apologetics: Natural Theology & Theistic Proofs -- 21 of 30
4. Seminary Apologetics: Evidences & Evidentialism -- 22 of 30
5. Seminary Apologetics: Two Theoretical Problems With Presuppositionalism -- 26 of 30
6. Seminary Apologetics: Answering Frame's Critique of Presuppositionalism -- 27 of 30
I cannot recommend Cornelius Van Til's Presuppositional Apologetic (9 CD's) because the quality of the audio is so poor, even after equalizing the audio with Nero Wave Editor. If you must listen, I suggest going with the MP3's and forget about purchasing them in CD format.
I do not own Van Til & the Copernican Revolution in Apologetics (3 CD's) so I cannot give an opinion.
and...
I do not own Van Til Seminar (16 CD's) so I cannot give an opinion.
I've found the Van Til Frequently Encountered Misconceptions webpage to be helpful.
The articles: PA016, PA061, PA062, PA072, PA078, PA089, PA191, PA195, PA196, PA197, PA199, PA200, PA206, and PA207 found here are helpful.
Am I missing any helpful resources here?