Alvin Plantinga, Charles Taylor, and Apologetics in a Secular Age [Book Review]

Philosophia Christi 11 (2):445-452 (2009)
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A critical evaluation of Deane-Peter Baker’s use of Charles Taylor to overcome perceived inadequacies in Reformed epistemology. Baker claims that a successful response to the de jure objection must provide motivation for the unbeliever to seriously consider the truth of Christianity, but this very test is undone by Taylor’s A Secular Age.

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