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Greg Bahnsen

Greg Bahnsen

American philosopher and theologianWikipedia

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Sep 9, 2026

David BahnsenGUEST
3:46
And what my background is, kind of in a couple of phases sequentially.
David BahnsenGUEST
3:52
I was born as the son of a renowned Christian intellectual who of course was my father, but was also my hero and mentor, the late Dr. Greg Bonson.
David BahnsenGUEST
4:06
And so I was raised as a believer, Joe, and I've never known a time that I didn't know Christ as my savior and was also raised with the sort of distinctives of not only reformed theology, biblical apologetics, but this notion of what we refer to as a Christian worldview.
David BahnsenGUEST
4:28
I was raised by my father to think like a Christian and I've tried my best to maintain that.
David BahnsenGUEST
4:37
I was 20 years old and he was 47 when he passed.
David BahnsenGUEST
4:41
And so I've gone through the bulk of my adult life without him physically and earthly present, but I have not gone in my adult life without him present in the sense of how he raised me and the influence he had on me as a father, as a friend, and as a Christian thinker.
David BahnsenGUEST
5:01
And so that's really my background and why my professional interest, my vocational calling in finance is so intertwined.
David BahnsenGUEST
5:12
with much of what we do.
David BahnsenGUEST
3:47
Well, my background is kind of in, in a couple phases sequentially.
David BahnsenGUEST
3:52
I, I was born, um, as the son of a renowned Christian intellectual who, of course, was my father but was also my hero and mentor, um, the late Dr. Greg Bahnsen.
David BahnsenGUEST
4:06
And so I was raised as a believer, Joe, and, and I've never known a time, uh, that I didn't know Christ as my savior, and was also raised with the sort of distinctives of not only reformed theology, uh, biblical apologetics, but this notion of what we refer to as a Christian worldview.
David BahnsenGUEST
4:28
I was raised, uh, by my father to think like a Christian, and, and I've tried my best to, to maintain that.
David BahnsenGUEST
4:37
I, I was 20 years old and he was 47 when, when he passed, and so I've gone through the bulk of my adult life without him physically and earthly present, but I have not gone in my adult life without him present in the sense of how he raised me and the influence he had on me, uh, as a father, as a friend, and, and as a Christian thinker.
David BahnsenGUEST
5:01
And so that's really my, my background and why my professional interest, my vocational calling in finance is so intertwined with, uh, much of what we do.
David BahnsenGUEST
5:14
People say it to me almost on a daily basis.
David BahnsenGUEST
3:46
And what my background is, kind of in a couple of phases sequentially.
David BahnsenGUEST
3:52
I was born as the son of a renowned Christian intellectual who of course was my father, but was also my hero and mentor, the late Dr. Greg Bonson.
David BahnsenGUEST
4:06
And so I was raised as a believer, Joe, and I've never known a time that I didn't know Christ as my savior and was also raised with the sort of distinctives of not only reformed theology, biblical apologetics, but this notion of what we refer to as a Christian worldview.
David BahnsenGUEST
4:28
I was raised by my father to think like a Christian and I've tried my best to maintain that.
David BahnsenGUEST
4:37
I was 20 years old and he was 47 when he passed.
David BahnsenGUEST
4:41
And so I've gone through the bulk of my adult life without him physically and earthly present, but I have not gone in my adult life without him present in the sense of how he raised me and the influence he had on me as a father, as a friend, and as a Christian thinker.
David BahnsenGUEST
5:01
And so that's really my background and why my professional interest, my vocational calling in finance is so intertwined.
David BahnsenGUEST
5:12
with much of what we do.

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