Welcome to Worldview Legacy, the show that equips Christian men to lead their families with biblical clarity and confidence.

In this full, uncut debate, Christian apologist Joel Settecase faces off against atheist debater Tom Jump to tackle one of life’s most critical questions:

Does the triune God of the Bible exist?

Joel presents a presuppositional case for God’s existence, arguing that the preconditions of intelligibility — logic, science, morality, and knowledge itself — are impossible without the God of Scripture. Tom counters with naturalism, hypothetical alternatives, and challenges to presuppositional epistemology.

This is a high-level, intense debate that dives deep into philosophy, worldview, and the foundations of reason itself.

🔹 What You’ll Learn

• How the presuppositional argument defends the existence of God

• The six preconditions of intelligibility and why they only make sense within the Christian worldview

• How Joel responds to naturalistic explanations and hypothetical “pocket universes”

• Why atheism fails to account for logic, science, and morality without borrowing from the biblical worldview

• Why Joel argues that denying God results in philosophical absurdity

If you want to defend your faith with confidence and lead your family well, this episode is for you.

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