Apologetics SA: Dr. Richard G. Howe “Introduction to Philosophy” Slide Decks of the PowerPoint  Presentations Pt. 1. “Some Preliminary Matters” (pdf) Pt. 2. “Defending the HandMaid: How Theology Needs Philosophy” (pdf) Pt. 3. “Aristotle Camping with His Dog” (pdf) Pt. 4. “Metaphysics: Plato” (pdf) Pt. 5. “Metaphysics: Aristotle” (pdf) Pt. 6. “Metaphysics: Aquinas” (pdf) Pt. 7. “Epistemology: Introduction” (pdf) Pt. 8. “Epistemology: Skepticism” (pdf) Pt. 9. “Epistemology: Rationalism” (pdf) Pt. 10. “Epistemology: Descartes” (pdf) Pt. 11. “Epistemology: Empiricism” (pdf) Pt. 12. “Epistemology: Kant” (pdf) Pt. 13. “Epistemology: Aquinas (pdf) Pt. 14. “Natural Theology (pdf) Suggested Readings Bibliography on Classical Philosophy (pdf) Aertsen, Jan A. "The Convertibility of Being and Good in St. Thomas Aquinas." New Scholasticism 59 (1985): 449-470 (pdf) Howe, Richard G. “Defending the Handmaid” chapter from I Am Put Here for the Defense of the Gospel: Dr. Norman L. Geisler: A Festschrift in His Honor (pdf) ________. “On the Function of Philosophy.” Christian Apologetics Journal 7 (Fall 2008): 57-82. (pdf) ________. “Saving Natural Theology from Jeffrey Johnson.” Christian Apologetics Journal 17 (Spring 2023): 55-91. (pdf) ________. “Two Notions of the Infinite in Thomas Aquinas's Summa Theologiae I, Questions 2 and 46.” Christian Apologetics Journal 8, no. 1 (Spring 2009): 71-86. (pdf) Owens, Joseph. “Aquinas and the Five Ways.” Monist 58 (Jan. 1974): 16-35. (pdf) ________. “Aquinas—’Darkness of Ignorance’ in the Most Refined Notion of God.” The Southwestern Journal of Philosophy. Vol. 5, No. 2, “Aquinas and Bonaventure.” (Summer 1974): 93-110. (pdf): 93–110. Sullivan, Daniel J. An Introduction to Philosophy: The Perennial Principles of the Classical Realist Tradition. (pdf) For additional suggested readings on this website, go here. Apologetics SA: Rebekah Howe “Progressive Christianity” “Deconstructing from Christianity” “Always Be Ready” “Bethel/Hillsong/Elevation: Gateway ‘Drugs’ to Dangerous Theology”

Pretoria, South Africa: Ratio Christi and More … Dr. Richard G. Howe: “The Word of Faith Movement.” Short Version (pdf) 01 Prolegomena (pdf) 02 Spiritual Law (pdf) 03 The Force (pdf) 04 Words of Power (pdf) 05 Godhood (pdf) “Think Like You Mean It! Exposing Logical Fallacies.” (pdf) Potchefstroom Ratio Christi Dr. Richard G. Howe: Presentation “God Fading Away: Contending for the Classical Attributes of God.” (pdf) Handouts “Aquinas—’Darkness of Ignorance’ in the Most Refined Notion of God.” The Southwestern Journal of Philosophy. Vol. 5, No. 2, “Aquinas and Bonaventure.” (Summer 1974): 93–110. (pdf) Rebekah Howe: “Bethel/Hillsong/Elevation: Gateway ‘Drugs’ to Dangerous Theology” Cape Town / Stellenbosch Dr. Richard G. Howe: Presentations “Faith, Reason, or Both? Classical vs. Presuppositional Apologetics.” (pdf) “Miracles: A Philosophy, Theology and Apologetic.” (pdf) “The Design Argument: Aquinas vs. Paley.” (pdf) “Defending the Faith.” (pdf) “Defending the Handmaid: How Theology Needs Philosophy.” Defending the Handmaid chapter from I Am Put Here for the Defense of the Gospel: Dr. Norman L. Geisler: A Festschrift in His Honor (pdf) Pt. 1: “Introduction.” (pdf) Pt. 2: “On Building a Worldview.” (pdf) Pt. 3: “The Problem of Evil.” (pdf) Pt. 4: “Natural Law Theory.” (pdf) “Relativism.” (pdf) Recommended Readings Aertsen, Jan A. “The Convertibility of Being and Good in St. Thomas Aquinas.” New Scholasticism 59 (1985): 449-470. (pdf) Owens, Joseph. “Aquinas—’Darkness of Ignorance’ in the Most Refined Notion of God.” The Southwestern Journal of Philosophy. Vol. 5, No. 2, “Aquinas and Bonaventure.” (Summer 1974): 93-110. (pdf) Rebekah Howe: University of Cape Town: “Progressive Christianity.” “Bethel/Hillsong/Elevation: Gateway ‘Drugs’ to Dangerous Theology”