Daniel Akande

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Daniel Akande

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Daniel Akande was born in Ekiti, Nigeria. He was raised a Christian and started studying apologetics in his late teenage years. Daniel is currently pursuing a Bachelors Degree in the field of Computer Science. In his spare time, he publishes articles on his blog and writes books about apologetics, theology, and philosophy, being heavily influenced by thinkers such as Cornelius Van Til and Greg Bahnsen.

Without God, Nothing is Impossible

Firstly, consider that all things which are actual are also possible. This should be obvious enough. Is there anything that is impossible but also actual? No. Impossible things, by definition, cannot be actual. So we can say that possibility is logically prior to actuality.

With me so far? OK.

Now, secondly, note that if something is impossible, then there is something else that explains why that th

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Published on September 06, 2024 00:29
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The Beauty of Presuppositional Apologetics

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“All too often, it is assumed that the unbeliever has made a coherent and rational case for his unbelief. It is assumed that the unbeliever has arrived at his unbelief through genuine intellectual considerations. It is assumed that the Christian and unbelieving positions are on somewhat equal intellectual footing and that the Christian’s job is to show the unbeliever that the Christian position is equally reasonable or perhaps more reasonable than the unbelieving position.”
Daniel Akande, The Folly of Unbelief: Philosophical Illustrations of the Futility of Unbelieving Thought

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