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“Jamin Hübner deserves our gratitude for compiling this very helpful collection of essays, quotations, and debates by leading presuppositionalists (some of which material is only available in this volume). The Portable Presuppositionalist should prove invaluable to anyone who wants to better understand the origins of presuppositional apologetics, its theological foundations, and what it looks like in practice.” – Dr. James Anderson (Ph.D, Ph.D, University of Edinburgh), Professor of Philosophy at Reformed Theological Seminary

“The fact that apologetics depends on theology has been underestimated, historically, and cannot be overemphasized. Jamin Hübner gets it right; and in this volume readers will be able, in a clear and concise way, to see the ways in which theology determines one's apologetic methodology. It is long past time that something like this was published. Thanks to Hübner for publishing a work that is both readable and accessible.”
– Dr. K. Scott Oliphint (Ph.D, Westminster Theological Seminary), Professor of Apologetics at Westminster Theological Seminary and author of The Battle Belongs to the Lord

“The Portable Presuppositionalist is a valuable and accessible resource for apologists seeking to defend the faith in light of the Triune God of the Bible. In this book, Jamin Hübner emphasizes a point so often missed in discussions on apologetics: apologetic method is not arbitrary. Hübner’s writing and editorial selections draw the apologist back to Scripture and the basic truth that Christians must not only be ready to provide a defense for the hope that they have within them (1 Pet 3:15), but they must also do so “in a God-honoring way.” – Dr. Camden Bucey (Ph.D., Westminster Theological Seminary), President of Reformed Forum

Jamin Hübner is an American theologian and author from South Dakota. He is a graduate of Dordt College (BA Theology), Reformed Theological Seminary (MA Religion) and the University of South Africa (ThD Systematic Theology) and currently serves as the Director of Institutional Effectiveness and founding Chair of Christian Studies at John Witherspoon College in the Black Hills. Dr. Hübner is also an accomplished jazz percussionist and, with his wife Jessica (BS Biology, MS Counseling), enjoys outdoor life, reading, tea, and running their small businesses. Jamin's areas of interest include bibliology, science and theology, feminist theology and gender studies, libertarian theory, and economics.