How To Answer The Fool

Firsties! Buy it!
Sye has done a wonderful job for this Biblical sound apologetic. I first met Sye back in 2006 and it was obvious he understood something that I did not quite get. He was the one that introduced me to Presuppositional Apologetics and my life was not the same again. I resisted at first, but after getting nowhere with Atheists, Sye Borg held my hand patiently and now I consider him a great friend in Christ. I would like to think he helped me become a better Christian, but even he will concede that all that praise is to God.

The booklet is just as good as the DVD and walks you though Biblical principles very well. This is certainly a must have in your arsenal, because we are commanded to discuss Scripture and the Gospel to people. This DVD will help you from the mistake of doing it in an unBiblical manner.

Thanks Sye Borg for all your hard work for the body. Buy it!

"For I will give you words and wisdom that none of your adversaries will be able to resist...

Biblical Approach to Sharing Faith in Christ
How to Answer The Fool is a great DVD to see presuppositional apologetics in action. My wife thought Sye was treating the atheists he encountered in this DVD rudely, but what he says is so true. How much more love can you show for someone than with the absolute truth? And yes, absolute truth exists. Otherwise, everything you say cannot be taken seriously, or even worth listening to. More importantly, Sye's approach is founded in the Bible. The scenes where Sye is front of a Bible study class were a nice touch to the rest of the DVD. The 57-page study guide of the same name compliments the DVD very well. The book seems more loving and has the same biblical truths as the more confrontational-oriented DVD.

I have seen Sye on the Creation Today show (or whatever the title was back then) hosted by Eric Hovind (and now co-hosted with Paul Taylor) a couple years ago. It was my first introduction to presuppositional apologetics. It took a while for me to understand...



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