The Duty of all Mankind: A Primer on Applied Biblical Ethics
Nishanth Arulappan Abstract Ethical theory has wide and far-reaching implications [...]
“The Great Debate” for Presuppositionalism Against Classical Apologetics
It is with some reluctance that I write this paper. Debates [...]
Success in Apologetics Necessitates a Proper Understanding of Faith and Reason: Why Not Make the Bible our Test of Truth?
G. K. Chesterton: "Reason is itself a matter of faith.... [...]
Michael Polanyi – Part III: Away from Objectivity Towards Personal, Biblical Truth
Presented at Annual Meeting of the International Society of Christian [...]
Michael Polanyi: Unintentional Christian Apologist and Theologian: Part II – Centrality of Faith in Apologetics
Presented at the International Society of Christian Apologetics, Plano, TX, [...]
Origins of Personal Knowledge (Tacit Integration): Or Rational Arguments from Polanyi, Supernaturalism, and Orthodox Christianity for a Christian Origin of Polanyi’s Personal Knowledge
Presented at the Polanyi Society Meeting, Nashota House, June 11, [...]
Michael Polanyi: Unintentional Christian Apologist and Theologian An Introduction: Polanyi and Payne
Ed Payne Presented at the Annual Meeting of the International [...]
Quo Vadis Christian Philosopher? Some Concerns and Directions among the Successes II
***This paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Evangelical [...]
The Principia and Revelation: A Reflection of Revelation as External and Internal
Ryan A. Brandt *Presented at the Southeast Meeting of the [...]
Towards a More Complete Understanding of Biblical Faith and Its Powerful Impact on a Theory of Epistemology with Implications for the Evangelical Philosophical Society
Ed Payne, M.D. ***Paper presented at the 2012 Meeting of [...]