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1:05:36

The One Abraham Looked Forward To | Sermon 06/18/2023

Apologia Utah

about 3 years ago

26:16

Tereo and theoreo. They're used in a similar manner.

7:02

What is theology?

Reformed Rookie

over 7 years ago

1:28

So theology is theocentric, religion is anthropocentric. The word theos is a Greek word and it means God, anthropo is a Greek word that means man. The difference between religion and theology is ultimately the difference between God and man.

10:00

Was Deedat Right? Not Quite: John 1:1 Revisited

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 18 years ago

7:56

So to be able to differentiate properly, then you could not put the article with the word theos, or you would in essence be teaching a false theology. So the reason it's not there is purposeful in the text, and most believe that the fact that the term theos appears before the verb is indicating to us the nature of the logos.

7:29

French Philosopher Crashes Live Stream

Revealed Apologetics

about 5 years ago

2:22

The existence of the laws of logic and morality until the existence of a transcendent creator and step. This transcendent creator must be the triangle because of other good premises we provide. Right.

1:31

What is Theology?

WWUTT

about 9 years ago

0:03

There's a word you won't find in your Bible, yet you'll find the subject all over your Bible. Theology. What does theology mean? Augustine was perhaps the first to use the word, theologia, in both Greek and Latin, which he defined as reasoning or discussion concerning the deity.

28:00

48 - Anselm's Ontological Argument

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 8 years ago

15:34

They they truly have. Here are the steps of the argument point. Number one God exists in the understanding. God exists in the understanding. So there is a an existence that is asserted right there. All right.

47:32

Systematic Theology

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

about 3 years ago

26:17

Shortly, our doctrines should reflect our observed dogmas. Very simple. So, we built this idea, we have observable truths, we have a process by which we observe those truths, and through this observation of truth, we build what are essentially theories, which we can then test through additional analysis of the truth.

6:03

Response to TBS on the TAG Argument Pt. 1 of 2

CARM

about 17 years ago

1:08

Not just logical processes, not just logical thinking, but logical absolutes from which logical processes are derived. TAG examines the atheistic arguments to account for the logical absolutes and demonstrates how they are insufficient.

1:48:37

(Debate): Does God Exist?

Revealed Apologetics

almost 7 years ago

16:00

So that's just a simple example to kind of get the idea. Transcendental argumentation asks what must be the case in order for something else to be the case. If we use the examples of the laws of Logic you need to understand that transcendentals are proven by the impossibility of the contrary.

53:45

Practical Presup Explained & Employed Pt. 2

Reformed Rookie

over 3 years ago

48:25

How does the theist prove God? Well, if you were a theist, I wouldn't have to prove it to you because you believe it already. I actually hung in there for you. I did this for you. All right. How would I prove this by the impossibility of the contrary the same way you prove truth deny it and you end up proving it when you deny the existence of God you deny anything objective.

56:14

Argument for God from Logic for DUMMIES

Revealed Apologetics

almost 2 years ago

12:01

And Socrates is a man. I'm assuming the law of logic that links these truths together, specifically the law of identity, something is what it is and is not what it's not, and the law of non -contradiction, a statement cannot be both true and false at the same time and in the same way.

8:16

The Transcendental Argument for the Existence of God

CARM

over 17 years ago

0:29

Well, do you think it is possible to prove God's existence? I do, and I will attempt to do so by using TAG, or the Transcendental Argument for God's Existence. TAG concludes that the only way to account for logic and logical absolutes is by postulating God's existence.

24:30

An Introduction to Presuppositional Apologetics 6 (The Preconditions of Intelligibility & The ...

CTM

Conversations That Matter

almost 15 years ago

15:57

The Transcendental Argument goes like this. The proof for God's existence is that without him, you couldn't prove anything. What this argument is trying to convey is actually rather simple. Though discussing its implications can require some knowledge.

9:05

Impossibility of the Contrary Explained

Revealed Apologetics

about 3 years ago

4:25

So I'm going to lay it out in a deductive form so you can kind of see the reasoning behind this. OK, so premise one, God knows everything. Premise two, if there is another God, then God would know that there is another God.

29:59

Was Jesus a Presupper?

Revealed Apologetics

about 3 years ago

20:23

So the transcendental argument for God's existence is a manifestation of these principles specifically applied in argumentative form. And because we're arguing that God is the necessary precondition for anything to be intelligible, it follows that we can speak of anything as illustrations of this truth.

53:25

Ault Sunday School - No TAG Backs Part 2

SVR

Silicon Valley Reformed Baptist Church

over 2 years ago

29:52

Manuel, could you say that? If you've ever seen a transcendental argument for the existence of God, it shows that God is true by the impossibility of the contrary. When it rejects, and when it demonstrates the person you're arguing with, we now progress to the second.

39:39

Apologetic Foundations Conference 2019

Reformed Rookie

over 6 years ago

29:21

Now, both theists and atheists use the laws of logic, but only one of those worldviews can account for that, the Christian worldview. The Christian worldview is the only worldview that can account for the immaterial laws of logic.

19:55

The Transcendental Argument for God

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

about 5 years ago

5:43

Telos means purpose or goal and Because the world doesn't just exist, but the world exists with a purpose. Then We can surmise that there must be something to give it purpose. That's the teleological argument here's here's here's the here's here's how that plays out the great watchmaker.

56:01

Is Your Theological System Any Good? | Theocast

Theocast

almost 6 years ago

9:09

It's systematic theology. It's biblical theology. It's a system, you know, and a framework. And whether you think it is or not, it's what it is.

10:59

Debate: Does God Exist? # 1

CARM

over 17 years ago

3:21

Short, I'm proposing the Christian God the second thing. I want to address is a simple logical principle. If there are only two Possibilities to explain something and one of the possibilities is incapable of explaining it then by default the other is validated.