The Laws of Logic and Reformed Philosophy
By jaminhubner on Jan 11, 2012 in Philosophy
The laws of logic have played a consistent role in Reformed apologetics in the past century. Figures such as Van Til and Bahnsen have often appealed to the nature of logical laws to form a transcendental argument for the existence of God. But there are still critical questions about the nature of these laws that remain unclear. Are logical laws created? Or are they a kind of “halfway point,” “intersection,” or “mediator” between God’s mind and the world?
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