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Telos Ministries - Writings
Forty Reasons for not Reinterpreting the Old Testament According to the New
Full Text of Dr. Henebury’s Review of Greg Beale’s Massive ‘N.T. Biblical Theology’
God Behind Everything!
How Not To Write A Biography
Is the Trinity Necessary?
Jesus and the Resurrection – Acts 17
Just what is “Biblical Covenantalism”?
Kingdom through Covenant – A Review
Man’s Need of God’s Revelation
Old Apologetics Works
This link to some useful Apologetical books of yesteryear are worth checking out. While not presuppositional, and therefore too dependent on the notion of common ground, these are good resources – and they’re free!
Paul Henebury Responds to Darrell Bock
As previously noted here, I was asked to represent Traditional Dispensationalism for a set of interviews conducted by Lindsay Kennedy. Two far more noteworthy contributors; Darrell Bock (Progressive Dispensationalism), and James Hamilton (Historic Premillennialism), were also interviewed. After the interviews were completed, each man was given the opportunity to ask one of the others a Read More
Recommended Reading in Dispensationalism
Review of ‘Schaeffer on the Christian Life’ by William Edgar
“In their choice of William Edgar to write this book the publishers could not have done better. Edgar was converted through Schaeffer’s ministry and knew the Schaeffer’s well. Although Edgar incorporates personal reminiscences and reflections on the man, his evaluation is free of sentimentality and panegyric. Schaeffer on the Christian Life is a sympathetic yet objective appraisal of its subject, calculated to promote the spirituality it records.”
Review of ‘Telling God’s Story’ by Preben Vang & Terry G. Carter
“Telling God’s Story is not an Introduction to the Books of the Bible. Rather it is, as its subtitle says, a survey of “the biblical narrative from beginning to end.” In our day of chronic Bible illiteracy, we sorely need to encourage people to study their Bibles. It is to Scripture that we should be pointing our flocks. With that in mind I would give this book to believers as a discipleship tool.”
Reviewing ‘Covenantal Apologetics’ by K. Scott Oliphint
“Looked at simply as a book about presuppositional apologetics this is a welcome addition. Between the customary Introduction and Conclusion there are seven informative chapters… the author has thought through how best to present the logic of the approach, and he brings in some useful refinements in this area; refinements which readers will appreciate.”
Robert Culver’s ‘Systematic Theology’
Robert Reymond’s Systematic Theology
Should ‘Presuppositional’ Apologetics Be Rebranded As ‘Covenantal’ Apologetics?
“ As Greg Bahnsen showed in his Always Ready, there is plenty of biblical justification for presuppositional apologetics, without the need to appeal to covenant theology. While Bahnsen was a proponent of covenant theology, he wisely sought to establish his apologetics on a different and firmer foundation. What we want to know is whether Van Til’s apologetic is biblical, and indeed it is.”