This book is Van Til\'s most complete succinct introduction to his method of defending the faith.
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This went through many editions and was first published for use outside the classroom as a book by P&R in 1975.
This book originated in Van Til\'s seminary syllabus in 1929.
In this edition, editor Bill Edgar adds an introduction and explanatory notes.
Since then, it has become a classic of Apologetics theory and practice.
This went through many editions and was first published for use outside the classroom as a book by P&R in 1975.
This book originated in Van Til\'s seminary syllabus in 1929.
In this edition, editor Bill Edgar adds an introduction and explanatory notes.
Since then, it has become a classic of Apologetics theory and practice.
This went through many editions and was first published for use outside the classroom as a book by P&R in 1975.
This book originated in Van Til\'s seminary syllabus in 1929.
In this edition, editor Bill Edgar adds an introduction and explanatory notes.
Since then, it has become a classic of Apologetics theory and practice.
This went through many editions and was first published for use outside the classroom as a book by P&R in 1975.
This book originated in Van Til\'s seminary syllabus in 1929.
In this edition, editor Bill Edgar adds an introduction and explanatory notes.
Since then, it has become a classic of Apologetics theory and practice.
This went through many editions and was first published for use outside the classroom as a book by P&R in 1975.
This book originated in Van Til\'s seminary syllabus in 1929.
In this edition, editor Bill Edgar adds an introduction and explanatory notes.
Since then, it has become a classic of Apologetics theory and practice.
This went through many editions and was first published for use outside the classroom as a book by P&R in 1975.
This book originated in Van Til\'s seminary syllabus in 1929.
In this second edition William Edgar, a leading proponent of pre-suppositional apologetics, provides a new introduction and explanatory notes throughout the text.
Noting the ultimate conflict between Christian and non-Christian systems, Van Til sets forth a method of argument that centers on an all-important, biblically defined point of contact with the unbeliever.
Van Til shows how Christian Apologetics is rooted in a unified system of scriptural truth, a worldview that encompasses all spheres of knowledge.
Here he presents the underpinnings of this uniquely biblical approach.
This book is Van Til\'s most complete succinct introduction to his method of defending the faith
