Revealed Apologetics

The purpose of this blog is to promote Christian theology and apologetics from a specifically presuppositional standpoint. It is my hope that people will find this site helpful as they seek to engage the culture of unbelief with Christian truth.

As the title of this blog indicates (Revealed Apologetics), I believe that apologetics is a biblical command and hence a revealed command since it is found in what the Christian believes to be divine revelation (i.e. the scriptures).

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“Eli Ayala is not only one of the best among Christian apologists and debaters, but he has a heart for ministry. What I love about him is that his interest in Christian defense springs from a deeper interest in loving people and glorifying God.”

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The TRINITY: Defined, Explained & Defended

Christian Apologetics by Van Til: A Commentary & Walkthrough

(Part 2) Reviewing my FIRST-EVER-IN PERSON DEBATE

Knowing the Right Context for Apologetics

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Does the God of the Bible Exist: Eli Ayala vs. Dan Barker

Reviewing my FIRST-EVER IN-PERSON DEBATE

Does the God of the Bible Exist? Eli Ayala vs. Dan Barker

My Opening Statement Introduction In this series, I’ll be sharing the various portions of my debate with atheist Dan Barker, beginning with my opening statement. Before you read it, a brief word of context. Our opening statements were limited to ten minutes. As you know, ten minutes is not much time to unpack an argument of this magnitude. Each of the points I raised could have been developed in far greater detail. My strategy was to present the overarching framework of my ca

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Feb 126 min read

The God of the Watchtower: An Imperfect Savior

Transcribed from a talk I gave on the topic. Edited by Chatgpt. My name is Elias Ayala . I am the founder of Revealed Apologetics , a Christian apologetics ministry that exists to help equip Christians to defend the faith. My work typically focuses on issues of apologetic methodology, Reformed theology, and broader questions in Christian philosophy. Over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to engage a wide range of topics and to interview a variety of guests and experts in th

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Jan 176 min read

Can Skeptics Justify their Foundations?

An Analysis and Commentary on My Live Exchange with a Skeptic Near the end of a recent livestream, I had an exchange with an atheist caller that nicely illustrates a recurring problem in apologetic conversations. The discussion touched on sense perception, logic, causation, and induction, but the real issue was deeper than any one of those topics. The central question was this: can the skeptic justify the foundational beliefs he is already using in order to argue at all? Th

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Dec 30, 20258 min read