Cornelius Van Til was a Christian philosopher and Reformed theologian renowned for his innovative approach to defending the Christian faith. Moving beyond traditional methods, he developed a compelling, presuppositional methodology that emphasized the stark antithesis between Christian and non-Christian worldviews. His work delves into the fundamental role of presuppositions and the crucial point of contact between believers and unbelievers. Van Til sought a consistently Christian methodology in his apologetics, inviting readers into a deeper examination of the foundations of belief.
Focusing on Christian ethics, this unpublished curriculum offers insights into the Ten Commandments as taught at Westminster Theological Seminary. It emphasizes the importance of understanding God's law and its contemporary relevance, making it essential for Christians aiming to deepen their faith and witness. The work highlights the necessity of these commandments in guiding moral conduct and spiritual life.