Comments on: Cumulative Case Apologetics http://withallyourmind.net/archives/2007/cumulative-case-apologetics/ Mon, 01 Dec 2008 19:09:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: withallyourmind.net » My Apologetics Strategy http://withallyourmind.net/archives/2007/cumulative-case-apologetics/#comment-33350 withallyourmind.net » My Apologetics Strategy Sat, 23 Jun 2007 10:37:34 +0000 http://withallyourmind.net/archives/2007/cumulative-case-apologetics/#comment-33350 [...] Doing Apologetics (Intro) Classical Apologetics Evidentialist Apologetics Cumulative Case Apologetics Presuppositional Apologetics Reformed Epistemology Apologetics [...] [...] Doing Apologetics (Intro) Classical Apologetics Evidentialist Apologetics Cumulative Case Apologetics Presuppositional Apologetics Reformed Epistemology Apologetics [...]

]]> By: Justin http://withallyourmind.net/archives/2007/cumulative-case-apologetics/#comment-32392 Justin Tue, 19 Jun 2007 20:51:41 +0000 http://withallyourmind.net/archives/2007/cumulative-case-apologetics/#comment-32392 As a scholar of world religions, I really like this approach. It may be impossible to compare worldviews on a consistent point by point basis, and everyone has their pet objections, so any presentation has to be a network of interconnected points. Individual points may be subject to relativistic attack, but the entire structure is self-supporting. Making a list or catalog of those points would be quite the task. It would need to address issues philosphy, science, psychology, and other religions, I would think. As a scholar of world religions, I really like this approach. It may be impossible to compare worldviews on a consistent point by point basis, and everyone has their pet objections, so any presentation has to be a network of interconnected points. Individual points may be subject to relativistic attack, but the entire structure is self-supporting.

Making a list or catalog of those points would be quite the task. It would need to address issues philosphy, science, psychology, and other religions, I would think.

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