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Witmer-Cook Debate on Presuppositionalism

Jeffery Jay Lowder | November 25, 2006

I recently mentioned Gene Witmer’s critique of presuppositionalism in an earlier post. Presuppositional apologist Gene Cook has also taken notice of Witmer’s critique. The two discussed the issues on Cook’s podcast.

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