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What is knowledge? How can we know what is true? And why does all human knowledge ultimately depend on God?
Christian Epistemology: The Basics is a concise Christian epistemology study guide designed to introduce believers to a biblical theory of knowledge. It explains how Christians should think about truth, reason, revelation, human knowledge, and the relationship between faith and rational thought.
Inside, you’ll explore:
General revelation and special revelation
Reason, the five senses, and intuition as God-given truth-seeking faculties
The strengths and weaknesses of rationalism, empiricism, and subjectivism
Why a biblical worldview provides the foundation for knowledge
Key insights from John Frame, Greg Bahnsen, Alvin Plantinga, John Calvin, and Athanasius
Quotations, citations, and links for deeper study
Originally created for the Hammer & Anvil Fellows Program, this resource is ideal for Christians studying apologetics, biblical worldview, philosophy, presuppositional apologetics, and Christian philosophy.
Whether you are preparing to defend the Christian faith, teach others, or simply understand more clearly how Christians know what they know, this short guide provides an accessible introduction to the foundations of Christian epistemology.
What is knowledge? How can we know what is true? And why does all human knowledge ultimately depend on God?
Christian Epistemology: The Basics is a concise Christian epistemology study guide designed to introduce believers to a biblical theory of knowledge. It explains how Christians should think about truth, reason, revelation, human knowledge, and the relationship between faith and rational thought.
Inside, you’ll explore:
General revelation and special revelation
Reason, the five senses, and intuition as God-given truth-seeking faculties
The strengths and weaknesses of rationalism, empiricism, and subjectivism
Why a biblical worldview provides the foundation for knowledge
Key insights from John Frame, Greg Bahnsen, Alvin Plantinga, John Calvin, and Athanasius
Quotations, citations, and links for deeper study
Originally created for the Hammer & Anvil Fellows Program, this resource is ideal for Christians studying apologetics, biblical worldview, philosophy, presuppositional apologetics, and Christian philosophy.
Whether you are preparing to defend the Christian faith, teach others, or simply understand more clearly how Christians know what they know, this short guide provides an accessible introduction to the foundations of Christian epistemology.