Question about how to evangelize a friend who denies objective truth (relativism/anti-realism)
Question from Colby Hill about a friend with relativistic epistemological views who says Christianity is true for you but not for me.
Mike defines epistemology as the study of knowledge. The challenge: when someone does not reject Christianity as false but claims there is no objective truth, standard evidential arguments (resurrection evidence, prophecy, testimony) are deflected.
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Tactics: A Game Plan for Discussing Your Christian Convictions
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