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Reading Time: 4 minutes Where am I going with this one? It doesn’t sound like the other arguments… Well it is and it isn’t. Many Christians have talked about the Holy Spirit that moment they knew when to become a Christian and to sceptics and Christians alike, this can sometimes feel vague or not Read more…

Reading Time: 3 minutes So far we’ve talked about what properly basic beliefs are and that we are going to infer that the Holy Spirits witness to us is one of these properly basic beliefs. the Holy spirit is fundamentally how we know Christianity is true, but what do we mean by that? what Read more…

Reading Time: 6 minutes Galatians 3:26; 4:6  “So in Christ Jesus you are all children of God through faith” Galatians 3:26  “ Because you are his sons, God sent the Spirit of his Son into our hearts, the Spirit who calls out, “Abba, Father.” Galatians 4:6  When a person becomes a Christian, they automatically Read more…

Reading Time: 3 minutes Since the unbeliever is not indwelt with the Holy Spirit does that mean that he at least has to rely on arguments and evidence to know if Christianity is true? No, according to the scriptures, God has a special ministry of the Holy Spirit that is geared to the needs Read more…

Reading Time: 9 minutes Advanced Chapter (If you don’t get it, you’re free to skip!) Philosopher Alvin Plantinga argues that belief in God is not merely rational for someone on the basis of the Spirits witness, but that it is warranted for them so that they can know God exists. A belief can be Read more…

Reading Time: < 1 minute Belief that the biblical God exists may be rationally accepted as a basic belief not grounded on argument. And that properly basic belief is properly basic not only with regards to rationality but also with respect to warrant. Properly Basic Beliefs exist The Holy spirit is Properly Basic The Holy Read more…