Author Archives: Peter Van Kleeck Jr. Ph.D.

by Christopher Yetzer (Reposted with permission) I’m weary of all the MW posts so I’m going to try to say everything at once and be done. I will discuss briefly some problems with the KJV survey followed by a summary of thoughts on the https://kjvfalsefriends.com/ website. I will not attack the man, but the content.Continue reading “I Am Weary of All Mark Ward’s Posts…”

In this video, I discuss the possibility that theological words could be construed as “false friends” under Ward’s definition. As such, it seems all of our Bibles have words in them we think we understand but, in the end, we do not because language changes, and along with it so do the meanings of words,Continue reading “Theology and Ward’s False Friends”

Occasionally I go out with a group of students to the campus of Virginia Tech and share the Gospel via Christian apologetics and Christian worldview. Oddly enough we all hold to the KJV and yet here we are doing apologetics. I seem to remember a certain Christian apologist telling me that people who hold theContinue reading “Evangelism, Religious Liberty, and We Almost Got Arrested”

In this paper, I examine whether Augustine’s belief in the LXX was rational (i.e., not merely a feeling, intuition, or a belief lacking in evidence) and warranted (i.e., justified according to certain accepted belief-forming criteria). I’d like to thank the Reformation Bible Society for allowing me to present this paper. Blessings.

If you missed the inaugural meeting of the Reformation Bible Society, here is the first plenary lecture by Dr. Russell Fuller. He does an excellent job laying out the history and state of the LXX. If the LXX has been something of a mystery to you, Dr. Fuller certainly puts you on the right trackContinue reading “The Reformation Bible Society – What Exactly is the Septuagint?”

It was excellent! There were between 50 and 60 people in attendance. The plenary speakers did a splendid job laying the groundwork for the value and scope of the Septuagint so much so that I found myself better appreciating the LXX as an ancient resource. In like manner, I also came to better appreciate itsContinue reading “Reformation Bible Society – A Review”