Should God's Existence and the Bible's Validity Be Proven?
This essay examines the theological and philosophical problems with fideism and its close cousin, presuppositional apologetics. It demonstrates that arguments that prove God's existence don't show a lack of faith. In particular, it focuses on the teachings of the Worldwide Church of God before 1996 on the subject of Christian apologetics, and how it was sliding into fideism.
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