Reformed Reference

What is unique about the name of God in the Old Testament as Moses delineates in Exodus 3:14? Tune and find out.

Can a Christian study the Trinity too much? Can it be taught via an analogy?

What is polemics? Is it Biblical?

Is dogmatic theology more exact than physical science?

What does the term "dogma" mean?

Is science "neutral?" Does it require prior presuppositions?

Join Dr. Scarlett Clay in this episode as we examine this quote from Dr. Greg Bahnsen. "The Bible tells us it is impossible for there to be a neutral education. Neutrality in general is impossible and then also specifically because of the demands of education." 28:50 Markhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFnl1oGn4MkDr. Clay has a website at https://bluepurpleandscarlett.com/

What is knowledge, and is true knowledge possible?

How should Christians engage with unbelievers? Don't budge on truth but always buy the coffee.

Is government without God a rebellion? Can man consistently govern himself with Natural Law? Join Pastor Bret and John for an enlightening conversation. Sources "Allmodern conceptions of government that rest upon natural law, a social compact,or the consent of the governed are manifestations of secular and autonomousreason and man's rebellion against God". Theonomy in Cristian Ethics   Crenshaw,Be...

What are presuppositions? Does everyone have them? Join Mike G from the Closet Calvinist Podcast to find out.

Are science and faith compatible? What is science? What is scientism? Tune in to find out. 

What dilemma do unbelievers face when presented with Christianity?

What is the relationship between human reason and divine revelation? Find out in this episode.

Christianity gives the ONLY basis of coherence in reality. If not, what view would you suggest?

Greg Bahnsen underscores a centralconviction of presuppositional apologetics: unbelief cannot remainintellectually neutral or selectively consistent. Every worldview rests onfoundational assumptions, and when those assumptions are followed to theirlogical end, they inevitably reveal internal tensions or outrightcontradictions apart from the Christian worldview.

Episode Summary : In this episode of Reformed Reference , we dive into a powerful quote from Greg Bahnsen, exploring his perspective on engaging the natural man in apologetics. Bahnsen challenges the reformed apologist to confront the natural man’s worldview—not by avoiding conflict, but by seeking a "head-on collision" with his systems of thought. This clash, Bahnsen argues, is essentia...