The Fallacy of Objections

We have a special guest this week! Tim McGrew, aka Esteemed Husband, provides us with a reading from the Library of Historical Apologetics. This is taken from the writings of Richard Whately, Anglican Archbishop of Dublin. He is talking about how we do need to use our minds to investigate the truth, but we should not think that we are obligated to answer every objection. Rather, we need to get a sense of the relative strength of the objections on both sides of the argument. This is a reading from the work Introductory Lessons on Morals and Christian Evidences, available here: https://www.google.com/books/edition/Introductory_Lessons_on_Morals_and_Chris/mxcSAAAAYAAJ Entry on Whately here: https://historicalapologetics.org/whately-richard/ Browse other great works on: https://historicalapologetics.org/

Orig. uploaded 12/5/21