Apologetics from the Attic

Apologetics from the Attic

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Apologetics from the Attic episodes

  • A Detailed History of The Pelagian Controversy
    In this video, We read through a section of Phillip Schaff's "History of the Christian Church" entitled External History of the Pelagian Controversy. We discover that the controversy between Pelagius and Augustine is much more complicated and detailed than many modern accounts you will hear. We see how having this more in depth knowledge of the history will equip you to respond to non-calvinists and their claims about Pelagianism and Augustine.
    53 min
  • Review of "Lets talk Calvinism with Leighton Flowers" Part 1
    This is a two part review of a discussion between Andrew Rappaport of  @StrivingforEternity  and Leighton Flowers of  @Soteriology101  where they discuss Calvinism and Provisionism. This is a very interesting and cordial discussion where many important questions are asked of Leighton and his responses are interacted with.
    1 hr 12 min
  • Review of - Acts 28 Judgement & Human Responsibility Examined
    In this video, we review a video posted by  @Soteriology101  where Dr. Leighton Flowers has a conversion with  @TwitchyTheologian  about Acts 28 and Genesis 4. We explore how Dr. Flowers presuppositions about original sin and human responsibility in his refuting of Calvinism, if applied to matters of the core Gospel message end up eroding the very foundations of the Gospel.
    1 hr 8 min
  • The Compatibility of Determinism and Human Freedom
    In this episode, we look at the excellent article written by Bruce Ware entitled "The Compatibility of Determinism and Human Freedom" in the book "Whoever He Wills". It is an excellent study of Biblical texts that teach us that there must be 2 answers to why things happen in history, and not just 1. You were determined from the foundation of the world to watch this video, but you also freely chose to watch it! Enjoy
    56 min

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This podcast seeks to teach and defend the historic, evangelical and reformed Christian faith in an increasingly post-Christian culture.