Showing posts with label William Edgar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label William Edgar. Show all posts

Friday, October 15, 2010

Is Christianity the Only Way? MP3 by William Edgar

In this talk, hosted by the great BeThinking.org, William Edgar (professor of apologetics at Westminster Theological Seminary) explores the question: "Is Christianity the only way?" He compares relativism and other religions to Christianity to see how they stack up. (Audio file and outline here.)

Full MP3 Audio here. (78 min)

Enjoy.

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Thursday, October 14, 2010

Book Review: Reasons of the Heart by William Edgar

Reasons of the Heart: Recovering Christian PersuasionReasons of the Heart: Recovering Christian Persuasion by William Edgar is a short book (115 pages) that is “an ‘apology for apologetics’ of the Pascalian sort.” (17) This is to say, Edgar is making the case that apologetics should not only appeal to the mind, but to the heart. Although a short read, Edgar shares some useful insights into Christian persuasion and “the reasons of the heart.” This review will highlight some of the author’s points.

Thursday, June 24, 2010

Westminster's Apologetics Course on iTunes

This is an set of 13 apologetics lectures by Westminster Theological Seminary professors, including: Scott Oliphant, Greg Bahnsen, William Edgar, Francis Schaeffer, and Cornelius Van Til. Audios included are:

• Reformation and Apologetics: Calvin's Presuppositional Apologetic (Lillback)
• Faith and the Intellect (Schaeffer)
• The Role of Worldviews in Apologetic Dialogue (Oliphint)
• What is Presuppositional Apologetics? (Oliphint)
• Why I am a Presuppositionalist (Edgar)
• History and Nature of Apologetics: Faith, Reason and Theism (Van Til)
• Present State of Christian Philosophy (Oliphint)
• Van Tilian Apologetics 1 (Bahnsen)
• Van Tilian Apologetics 2 (Bahnsen)
• Van Tilian Apologetics 3 (Bahnsen)
• Van Tilian Apologetics 4 (Bahnsen)
• Something Much Too Plain to Say (Oliphint)
• Apologetics (Edgar)

Click here to launch iTunes link.

Enjoy.

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