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If Logic then God
How can the difference of opinion between the Christian and the unbeliever be rationally resolved?
Amongst other things, in order to sustain a rational approach to the question of the existence of God, both parties must ensure that their ideas and arguments conform to logical standards.
But what if I told you that this requirement of logical argumentation serves as irrefutable evidence of the existence of God?
That's right! Logic itself proves the truth of Christianity!
IF LOGIC, THEN GOD is a concise and powerful presentation of the transcendental argument from logic. It argues that the very preconditions of rational thought - laws of logic, rules of inference, logical principles, etc. - all presuppose the truth of Christian Theism for their coherence and intelligibility. Therefore, to even argue against the Christian faith is a self-defeating endeavor.
Amongst other things, in order to sustain a rational approach to the question of the existence of God, both parties must ensure that their ideas and arguments conform to logical standards.
But what if I told you that this requirement of logical argumentation serves as irrefutable evidence of the existence of God?
That's right! Logic itself proves the truth of Christianity!
IF LOGIC, THEN GOD is a concise and powerful presentation of the transcendental argument from logic. It argues that the very preconditions of rational thought - laws of logic, rules of inference, logical principles, etc. - all presuppose the truth of Christian Theism for their coherence and intelligibility. Therefore, to even argue against the Christian faith is a self-defeating endeavor.
67 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 29, 2022
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Daniel Akande
3 books1 followerDaniel Akande was born in Ekiti, Nigeria. He was raised a Christian and started studying apologetics in his late teenage years. Daniel is currently pursuing a Bachelors Degree in the field of Computer Science. In his spare time, he publishes articles on his blog and writes books about apologetics, theology, and philosophy, being heavily influenced by thinkers such as Cornelius Van Til and Greg Bahnsen.
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