Apologetics

  • David’s Starting Point Ought to be Ours at Every Point of Our Lives

    “The question of apologetic strategy must be answered, and answered properly, lest we become unfaithful in defending the faith or even deny it, as did Peter. We are exhorted to hold fast the confession of our hope without wavering, and obedience to that exhortation requires sound preparation with respect to apologetic method–a method which should…

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  • A Brief Synopsis of Theonomy, in Light of the Arguments Raised Against the Concept of a Christian Nation

    INTRODUCTION: Bogeymen are scary to both children and adults. As a child I remember being afraid of the dark. A common enough fear among kids, I think. Sometimes when I leave my home office after the sun has long since disappeared beneath the horizon the temptation to fear what cannot be seen lingers at the…

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  • Establish the need: What is a worldview? And what does it matter? Purpose: We will look at four focus to help us think about worldview in apologetics… Apologetics Session 5: Thinking about Worldview in Apologetics Really appreciated this breakdown of worldviews: What they are and how they operate, as well as, how the Christian should…

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  • The Dirty Word Called Certainty

    All knowledge claims are based upon a standard. A foundation from which the rest of cohesive thoughts and beliefs are formed. The question the thinker must ask himself/herself is: By what standard? What is the standard from which we claim to know things? Is this standard personal? That is, is it seated in the heart/mind…

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  • Evidence & Arrogance: Two Strange Bedfellows

    I’ll probably get myself in trouble for saying this, but it needs to be said. It isn’t the first time and it won’t be the last time either. But much of Christian apologetics is a joke. Not the LOL (laugh out loud) variety, but the kind that is prefaced by an underlying arrogance. “Arrogance, what…

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