Revelational Epistemology Defined and Defended: an Introduction to Revelational Epistemology

This is the last video in my series on revelational epistemology.  It is recommended that you watch PART 1 and PART 2 before you view this one.

Revelational Epistemology Illustrated: an Introduction to Revelational Epistemology

This is the second video in a three part series i'm doing on Revelational Epistemology. Though this information is semi-technical, i'm hoping it will be effective in presenting Christians and non-Christians with a solid basis as to how we can know that Scripture is true. I would recommend watching the FIRST VIDEO in this series before this one.

The information presented here must have its full credit given to the late Dr. Greg Bahnsen in his book, Presuppositional Apologetics: Stated and Defended.

The Self-Sufficient Knower: an introduction to revelational epistemology

The argument i'm presenting was originally proposed by the late GREG BAHNSEN in his book, "PRESUPPOSITIONAL APOLOGETICS: STATED AND DEFENDED".  This video will hopefully be the beginning of a work in progress to provide some illustrations and defenses of revelational epistemology.  Revelational epistemology, biblically speaking, is the idea that one cannot have knowledge without revelation.  In other words, unless you begin with Scripture, you cannot know anything at all.

This video is semi-technical and may be difficult to follow (Try reading Bahnsen on this...oh my!).  But if need be, I may make a simpler version of it depending on what others say in response.  However, i'm hoping the future attempts of this "introduction to revelational epistemology" series will offer further clarity.