Can we trust our physical senses what we see hear and touch Today R C Sproul explores the reliability and limits of our sense perception in our search for the truth Receive an exclusive Renewing Your Mind journal and download R C Sproul's teaching series Think like a Christian with your donation https gift renewingyourmind org Live outside the U S and Canada Download the teaching series with your donation https www renewingyourmind org global Meet Today's Teacher R C Sproul was founder of Ligonier Ministries first minister of preaching and teaching at Saint Andrew's Chapel first president of Reformation [... more]

How do you know whether your beliefs are true Is it even possible to know anything with certainly Today R C Sproul examines the foundation of our knowledge about God and all things Receive an exclusive Renewing Your Mind journal and download R C Sproul's teaching series Think like a Christian with your donation https gift renewingyourmind org Live outside the U S and Canada Download the teaching series with your donation https www renewingyourmind org global Meet Today's Teacher R C Sproul was founder of Ligonier Ministries first minister of preaching and teaching at Saint Andrew's Chapel first president [... more]

Rene Descartes' famous assertion 'I think, therefore I am' is explored in the context of his search for a rational, intellectual foundation for affirming the existence of God. The relationship between our minds and senses is examined, and the limits of learning truth through sense perception are discussed. [... more]

The existence of God and the nature of truth are central to the Christian faith, and philosopher Rene Descartes' famous statement 'I think, therefore I am' is a key part of the discussion. Descartes' work on epistemology, the study of how we know what we know, is crucial in understanding the relationship between faith and reason in Christianity. [... more]

Rene Descartes, a 17th-century philosopher, questioned everything to build a new philosophical system. He sought to reestablish a foundation for certainty, using clear and distinct ideas, and doubting everything he could conceivably doubt. Descartes' famous motto, 'Cogito Ergo Sum,' or 'I think, therefore I am,' proved the existence of himself, and he argued that the existence of God is necessary for the existence of anything. [... more]