The Protestant Philosopher

Building a philosophical case for Protestantism. Dr. Christopher Cloos is a Protestant philosopher who applies analytic philosophy and theology to Protestant distinctives. Get audio content covering the five solas. Learn about the Attribute Inscripturation Thesis (AIT), which offers a powerful new defense of sola scriptura.

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  Why Christianity Makes Sense (Gavin Ortlund Interview)

  Sep 9, 20261h 34mS1

  <p>Gavin Ortlund calls his new book the most important thing he'll ever write. Why Christianity Makes Sense (Zondervan) isn't a shorter version of Why God Makes Sense in a World That Doesn't. It's a different kind of book, which he modelled on Mere Christianity. It's built around a single word: ache. The longing in the human heart for something transcendent that we can't quite name. In this conversation we do a flyover of the whole book, chapter by chapter. What we cover: - Why Gavin took on another book when he was too exhausted to write one, and what...

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  10 Hours of Miracles, 37 Seconds of Argument

  Sep 9, 202634 minS1

  <p>I sat down with a stopwatch and Joe Schmid's ten-hour video Miracles PROVE Catholicism. The Zeitoun section runs an hour and forty-six minutes. The part where he says what it means runs thirty-seven seconds. Fatima runs forty minutes, and gets two. In this episode I grant every one of these miracles, no natural explanations, no fraud, no demons, and ask a different question. Not whether something happened, but what the sign actually answered. Along the way: a crowd in Lystra that watched a real miracle and concluded the wrong thing, a crown over a church in Cairo, and Cardinal...

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  Joe Heschmeyer Tried to Cook My Sola Scriptura Argument (Did He Get Burned?)

  May 30, 20261h 18mS0

  <p>Joe Heschmeyer stepped into the kitchen to take on the Attribute Inscripturation Thesis (AIT). Did he get burned? Let's find out. Here's what you'll learn: - How the AIT actually works (the engine, not the gloss) - Why exemplar causation plus kind-correspondence is the bridge from "God-breathed" to "uniquely authoritative" - Why Joe's sculpture analogy doesn't refute the AIT, it proves it - The material vs. formal sufficiency distinction Joe blurs, and why his examples attack the position most Catholics grant - What perspicuity actually claims, and why the eunuch, the parables, and 2 Peter 3.16 fit the doctrine instead of...

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