My father was never a wealthy man, monetarily speaking, but among the few valuable physical possessions he left were his books. Back in the Spring I decided to read Van Til's Apologetic by Greg Bahnsen after discussing it with a friend. I went on Amazon to buy a copy, but, after seeing the price, I remembered that my father had a copy, so I claimed it and dug in. I'm glad I did. Reading this book, this copy of this book, was one of the most surreal experiences of my life, primarily for two reasons. Firstly, my father conveniently marked in this book (see pics below) with various colors of highlighters, which allowed me to underline in black pen without disrupting his markings. I typically prefer to buy fresh, unmarked copies of books so that I can mark them up myself, but there was definitely something cool about reading and marking up a copy of a book that my father had so heavily marked himself. It was as if I were following a path trodden by my fa...