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2 The Greg Bahnsen Collection 2010 (page 2 of 11) Greg Bahnsen Collection (WHICH IS DISC 6 OF THE COMPLETE WORDMP3.COM COLLECTION) Bahnsen Debates Bahnsen Tabash Debate 1aTheismvsAtheism Bahnsen Tabash Debate 1bTheism vs Atheism Bahnsen Tabash Debate 2 Theism vs Atheism Bahnsen vs George Smith Case Against God Radio Debate Bahnsen-Feinberg Debate Old Testament Law Life of NT Believer cut short Bahnsen-Stein part 01 updated audio Bahnsen-Stein part 02 updated audio Bahnsen-vs-Matatics-Manning Protestant-Romanist Debate 1 Bahnsen-vs-Matatics-Manning Protestant-Romanist Debate 2 Bahnsen-vs-Matatics-Manning Protestant-Romanist Debate 3 Sproul-Bahnsen Apologetics Debate 1 Sproul-Bahnsen Apologetics Debate 2cut short Bahnsen Series Apologetics Individual GB244 CertaintyXianity1 GB245 CertaintyXianity2 GB246 AnsweringFoolAndFaith GB247 FairyTaleComeTrueIsa35 GB251 ProblemReligiousPlurality GB252 PhilosophAnalyisEvolution GB253 QuestionOfCanonicit GB519 HumanismAndChristianity GB583 AnswerRelativist GB583-AnswerRelativist GB592 GodGoodWhyBadThings GB898 RadioRabbiPriestGB GB899 RadioRabbiCathGB GB917 ChristianApologtics GB918 ChristianApolQ&A GB925 DebateGodExist-Smith GB925-DebateGodExist-Smith GB990 ProofGodsExistence GB990-ProofGodsExistence GB992 LibertarianismVsChristnty GB992-LibertarianismVsChristnty GB998 HighRoadApologetArgum GB1323 DefendingFaith-Radio Intvw GB1323-RADIODefendingFaith GB1326 XianWrldvwSecularCulture GB1387 CrownAndCrescent GB1388 EvangelismMustBeApologet GB1417 DoesMoralityDependOnGod GB1417-DoesMoralityDependOnGod GB1462 ChristianityLeagueOfOwn GB1464 AppliedChristianity GB1464-AppliedChristianity GB1466 BiblicalBasisMath GB1497 HowToAnswerFool
3 GB1805 HowAnswerUnivColleagues GB1805-HowAnswerUnivColleagues GB1808 LaymenToTheDefense GB1811 WhatLearnFromMuslims GB1811-WhatLearnFromMuslims ASA Ancient Philosophy 01 Introduction GB1250a Introduction GB1250b Introduction (cont) GB Ancnt Cultrs, Grk Poets GB1252a Ancnt Cultrs, Grk Poets GB1252b Pre-Socratics GB Pre-Socratics 2 (cont) GB Pre-Socratics 3 (cont) GB Philosophies of Life GB Plato's Times & Life GB Plato's Philosophy GB Plato's Philosophy (cont) GB Aristotle GB1260a Aristotle GB1260b Aristotle (cont) GB Roman Period (cont) GB Advent of Christ GB Early Christian Era GB Patristics, Augustine GB Augustine (cont) GB Medieval Philosophy GB Medieval Philosophy (cont) GB Aquinas & After GB ASA Outline.pdf ASA TOC.pdf ASA2 Aim of Apologetics 01 AimOfApologetics GB ApproachToAtheism GB HowToArgueAtheists GB HowArgueNonAtheists GB524 ASA3 Arguments for Existence 01 Arg Exist Part 1 GB Arg Exist Part 2 GB1781 ASB Theistic Proof 01 Theistic Proof part 1 GB Theistic Proof part 2 GB Theistic Proof part 3 GB951 ASC College Prep 01 MythofNeutrality GB WorldviewsQandA GB WorldviewsinConflict GB DefenseoftheFaith GB College Prep QandA GB DefenseofFaith2 GB UnbelievingWorldviiews GB1021 ASC2 Faith, Facts 01 FaithNotContraryReason GB FactsDontSpeakThemselves GB1274 The Greg Bahnsen Collection 2010 (page 3 of 11)
4 03 NeutralityAndWorldviews GB DualistReligions GB DualistReligions2 GB BibleImitationsCults GB UnbelievingPresupps GB1279 ASC3 Practical Apol 01 Checklist Defects 1 GB1356a 02 Checklist Defects 2 GB1356b 03 Inconsistencies GB1357a 04 Preface to Proof GB1357b 05 Objective ProofGB1358a 06 Evolution Refuted GB1358b 07 Evil Not Disproof GB1359a 08 False Religions GB1359b 09 Islam GB1360a 10 Bertrand RussellGB1360b ASD Down & Dirty 01 AmoebasApesMen GB MuslimMenace GB TrustworthyText GB MiraclesModernThought GB PainSufferingfEvil GB Quasi-Atheism GB Down & Dirty QandA GB1488 ASD3 What Me Defend 01 Intro GB AnswerFools GB ToothpasteProofGod GB ChristianityLeagueofOwn GB1431 ASE Evolution 01 EvolutionScientific GB TheisticEvolution GB1050 ASE2 Problem of Evil 01 Prob of Evil Problematic GB Is God Good GB Defend Faith GB250 ASE4 Place Evidence 01 Place Evid 1 GB Place Evid 2 GB Facts Don't Speak GB1024 ASF5 Challenge to Unbelief 01 Worldviews in Collision GB Certainty of Christianity GB Futility of Unbelief1 GB1082a 04 Futility of Unbelief2 GB1082b 05 Self Deception GB Apol Conf Q & A GB1085 ASI Intro Apologetics 01 Foundations I GB Foundations II GB Foundations III GB Foundations IV GB Foundations V GB Foundations VI GB813 The Greg Bahnsen Collection 2010 (page 4 of 11)
5 07 Foundations VII GB Foundations VIII GB Foundations IX GB Methods I GB Methods II GB Methods III Pt 1 GB Methods III Pt 2 GB Methods IV GB Methods V GB833a 16 Methods V IGB833b 17 Methods VII GB834a 18 Methods VIII GB834b 19 Methods IX GB Methods X Hinduism GB Methods XI Buddhism GB Methods XII Hinduism GB Methods XIII Mormon GB Methods XIV Unification GB Methods XV GB Methods XVI GB Methods XVII GB Conditions Success I GB Conditions Success II GB Conditions Success IIIGB Conditions Success IV GB858 ASI2 Islam Judaism 01 Islam, Judaism 1 GB Islam, Judaism 2 GB Islam, Judaism 3 GB Islam, Judaism 4 GB987 ASI3 A Reason for the Hope 01 With Good Reason GB Facts Don't Speak GB Hasn't God Made Foolish GB1732 ASI4 Dependable Faith 01 Apologetics GB UnbelieversCookBooks GB FoolishWisdomofWorld GB Dependable Faith QandA GB1841 ASL Critical Thinking 01 Argument, Logic GB Theol of Arg GB Arg (Copi, Engel) GB Language GB Language (Copi) GB Language (Copi) 2 GB Lang & Inform Fallacies GB Fallacies (Copi) GB Fallacies GB Categ Syll (Copi) GB Categ Syllogisms GB Categ Syllogisms 2 GB Intro Propositional Log GB Propos Symb Logic GB1038 The Greg Bahnsen Collection 2010 (page 5 of 11)
6 15 Propos Symb Logic 2 GB Deductive Proof GB Deductive Proof 2 GB Quantified Logic GB Quantified Logic 2 GB1043 Bahnsen Logic Course.pdf ASL2 Loving God 01 What Does it Mean GB Discern Wrldvws 1 GB Discern Wrldvws 2 GB Discern Wrldvws 3 GB Personal App GB Loving God Q & A GB1415 ASLE Logic & Emotion 01 Logic GB Emotion GB220 ASM Mid Level Apologetics 01 ApologSystems GB ApologSystems 2 GB SocratesChrist GB AntithesisPresuppEvid GB AntithesisMarsHill GB Antithesis Mars Hill 2 GB ThingsUnbelief GB Evidence4Bible GB SchaefferUnityDivers GB UnityDiversity GB PresuppMethod GB PresuppMethod2 GB Evidentialism GB Evidentialism 2 GB Appl & Ill GB Appl & Ill 2 GB Practice GB Practice 2 GB1069 ASM2 Modern Philosophy 01 Mod Review Ancient, Enlig GB1620a 02 Mod Review Ancient, Enlig 2 GB1620b 03 Hegel GB1621a 04 Hegel 2 GB1621b 05 Hegel 3 GB1622a 06 Hegel 4 GB1622b 07 Hegel & Intro Schopenhauer GB1623a 08 Hegel & Intro Schopenhauer 2 GB1623b 09 Schopenhauer GB1624a 10 Schopenhauer 2 GB1624b 11 Romanticism & Subj GB1625a 12 Romanticism & Subj 2 GB1625b 13 Nietsche-Secularism GB1626a 14 Nietsche-Secularism 2 GB1626b 15 Util, Mater, Positivism GB1627a 16 Util, Mater, Positivism 2 GB1627b 17 Darwin, Marx GB1628a 18 Darwin, Marx 2 GB1628b The Greg Bahnsen Collection 2010 (page 6 of 11)
7 19 Marxism GB1629a 20 Marxism 2 GB1629b 21 Marxism, Summation GB1630a 22 Marxism, Summation 2 GB1630b 23 Process, Idealism GB1631a 24 Process, Idealism 2 GB1631b 25 Personal, Realism GB1632a 26 Personal, Realism 2 GB1632b 27 Phenom, Existentialism GB1633a 28 Phenom, Existentialism 2 GB1633b 29 Existentialism, Pragmatism GB1634a 30 Existentialism, Pragmatism 2 GB1634b 31 Pragmatism GB1635a 32 Pragmatism 2 GB1635b 33 Analytic Phil GB1636a 34 Analytic Phil 2 GB1636b 35 Linguistic Anal GB1637a 36 Linguistic Anal 2 GB1637b 37 Assessment GB1638 ASM2 Outline.pdf ASM2 TOC.pdf ASM3 Martin Microscope 01 Themes GB InfluencesInnaccur GB TermsBurdenProof GB Weak Thesis GB BiasesNonrational GB TranscendChallenge GB Transcend Failure 1 GB Transcend Failure 2 GB Transcend Failure 3 GB FaithAndReason GB1479a 10 FaithAndReason pt 2 GB1479b 11 Evidences pt 1 GB1480a 11 Evidences pt 2 GB1480b 12 AntiTheism GB1481 ASM4 Debate Never Was 01 Debate Never Was 1 GB Debate Never Was 2 GB1493 ASM5 Sproul Debate 01 Bahnsen-Sproul 1GB Bahnsen-Sproul 2 GB Comp.2ApolSys 1 GB216a 04 Comp.2ApolSys 2 GB216b ASP Phil Christianity 01 Introduction GB Dialectical Tensions GB Opposing Worldviews GB Ontological Arg GB Ont Arg & Cosmological Arg GB Cosmological Arg GB Teleological Arg GB Crtq Natural Theol GB Prob Relig Lang GB229 The Greg Bahnsen Collection 2010 (page 7 of 11)
8 10 Falsification Arg GB Med Debate Relig Lang GB Rvw Attrib God GB God & Time Indx Ref 1 GB God & Time Indx Ref 2 GB Foreknowledge & Nec GB Foreknowledge & Freedom GB Foreknowledge & Free Will GB Foreordination & Resp GB Problem of Evil GB Phil Anthropology GB Vws Natur of Man 1 GB Vws Natur of Man 2 GB243 ASP5 What Professors 01 What Your Professors 1 GB What Your Professors 2 GB1097 ASPE2 Peters Apol 01 Christian Mind GB Reasond Defense GB Intell Chall Gospel GB Humble Boldness GB561 ASR Cath-Prot Debate 01 Cath Prot Debate 1 GB Cath Prot Debate 2 GB Cath Prot Debate 3 GB1014 ASR2 Renaissance Philosophy 01 Ren Phil Rvw & Recap GB1362a 02 Ren Phil Rvw & Recap 2 GB1362b 03 Ren Phil Rvw Ancient GB Renaissance 1 GB Renaissance 2 GB Renaissance 3 GB Renaissance 4GB Reformation 1 GB Reformation 2 GB Calvin-Hobbes GB Hobbes GB Hobbes GB Cont Rationalism 1 GB Cont Rationalism 2 GB Cont Rationalism 3 GB Cont Rationalism 4 GB Brit Empiricism 1 GB Brit Empiricism 2 GB1378a 19 Brit Empiricism 3 GB1378b 20 Brit Empiricism 4 GB Brit Empiricism, Hume 1 GB1380a 22 Brit Empiricism, Hume 2 GB1380b 23 Brit Empiricism, Hume 3 GB1381a 24 Brit Empiricism, Hume 4 GB1381b 25 Enlightenment GB1382a 26 Enlightenment 2 GB1382b 27 Enlightenment & Loss GB1383a 28 Enlightenment & Loss 2 GB1383b The Greg Bahnsen Collection 2010 (page 8 of 11)
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11 12 Sum Trans Arg 2 GB1824a 13 Sum Trans Arg 3 GB1824b 14 Sum Trans Arg 4 GB Apol Trans Arg GB Van Til's Critics GB1827 ASV8 CVT Copernican 01 CVT Follow Kuyper GB CVT & Clark GB Copernican Rev GB1791 ASW Apol in Workplace 01 Apol at Work 1 GB Apol at Work 2 GB Apol at Work 3 GB997 ASW2 Wrldvw Apol 01 Wrldvw Apol 1 GB Wrldvw Apol 2 GB1425 ASW3 Dev Wrldvw 01 Dev Wrldvw 1 GB Dev Wrldvw 2 GB Dev Wrldvw Q&A GB940 ASW4 War w Word 01 At War w Word 1 GB At War w Word 2 GB705 The Greg Bahnsen Collection 2010 (page 11 of 11)
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