New Show! Ask Me Anything w/ Jeff Durbin

is what's the claim of presuppositional apologetics? Fundamentally, it's a revelational epistemology.

So to follow the line here, it goes from Sola Scriptura, the principles that are there within Sola Scriptura that are just biblical principles in terms of God's revelation, that moves into apologetics and the philosophical claims about how do

I know what I know? So how should I argue? Well, it's the voice of God. God's revelation is supreme.

And that leads inevitably to the question of if you're dealing with issues of morality, if you're dealing with issues of justice and injustice, how shall

I know? By what standard? And of course, I began to discover that in Bonson and of course, in much of the reformed tradition.

But that's really what led me into a theonomic perspective of how do you know something is just or unjust?