presuppositionalism

The Intellectual Poverty of Ken Ham’s Presuppositionalist Meme

I recently saw a Twitter meme of Ken Ham making a crude appeal to a presuppositionalist type of argument against all non-Christians, not just atheists. I don’t want to deal with any potential licensing issues with the image, so rather than display the image on my blog instead I’ll quote the words below. Non-Christian scientists are The Intellectual Poverty of Ken Ham’s Presuppositionalist Meme

LINK: The Jones-Parsons-Martin Exchange (1991)

Douglas Jones opens the interchange by sketching the argument for the Christian critique of non-Christian thought. Douglas Jones, an elder in the Orthodox Presbyterian Church, is the editor of Antithesis and a Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Idaho and Lewis-Clark State College. Keith Parsons offers the first of two atheistic responses to Jones’s essay. Keith LINK: The Jones-Parsons-Martin Exchange (1991)

Another Presuppositionalist Fails

The following appeared in my Twitter feed: check out new #apologetics post “Logic Grounded by God vs. Atheistic Emotional Assertions” http://t.co/xjoMF1mb9K pic.twitter.com/5g0tqtypcM — Applied Apologetics (@Apologetics2020) March 20, 2015 I decided to follow the link to see if anything has changed since the last time I read a presuppositionalist apologist. Atheists get very angry at Another Presuppositionalist Fails