Transcendental Argument and the Burden of Proof

Opponents of the presuppositional method of apologetics often criticize proponents of the method for not justifying their core claims with argument. It is claimed that presuppositionalists simply make unargued assertions and ask endless questions without ever giving arguments for their assertions. This claim is demonstrably false, as a cursory glance at the posts of this blog would show. However, there is a related idea amongst critics of the method. This is the idea that the burden of proof on ...