unlearnedlearner
Puritan Board Freshman
All,
Is there a presuppositional critique of open theism? For example, in my reading of Van Til he says, "As we shall see later, it is upon the identity of knowledge and being in God that we pin our hopes and convictions that human predication is possible."
Any Van Tillian experts know where he develops this? Anyone know of a place where this is developed?
Thanks, ul
Is there a presuppositional critique of open theism? For example, in my reading of Van Til he says, "As we shall see later, it is upon the identity of knowledge and being in God that we pin our hopes and convictions that human predication is possible."
Any Van Tillian experts know where he develops this? Anyone know of a place where this is developed?
Thanks, ul