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Atheism and presuppositional apologetics (view source)
Revision as of 12:28, March 4, 2017
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Dr. James N. Anderson writes:
Dr. James N. Anderson writes:
{{Cquote|"By this rejection of God, agnosticism has embraced complete relativism. Yet this relativism must furnish a basis for the rejection of the absolute. Accordingly, the standard of self-contradiction taken for granted by antitheistic thought presupposes the absolute for its operation. Antitheism presupposes theism. One must stand upon the solid ground of theism to be an effective antitheist."
{{Cquote|"By this rejection of God, [[agnosticism]] has embraced complete relativism. Yet this relativism must furnish a basis for the rejection of the absolute. Accordingly, the standard of self-contradiction taken for granted by antitheistic thought presupposes the absolute for its operation. Antitheism presupposes theism. One must stand upon the solid ground of theism to be an effective antitheist."
([http://www.reformed.org/apologetics/sce/cvt_sce_contents.html Cornelius Van Til, A Survey of Christian Epistemology], p. xi)
([http://www.reformed.org/apologetics/sce/cvt_sce_contents.html Cornelius Van Til, A Survey of Christian Epistemology], p. xi)