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Lesson OneWhat is Apologetics?4 Activities1 Assessment
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Lesson TwoArguments from Design4 Activities1 Assessment
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Lesson ThreeMoral Argument4 Activities1 Assessment
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Lesson FourIdentity of Jesus4 Activities1 Assessment
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Lesson FiveChristianity and Other Religions4 Activities1 Assessment
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Course Wrap-UpCourse Completion1 Activity1 Assessment
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Discussion Questions
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Give a couple of examples from 1 Peter 3:15–16 as to why and how we should embrace apologetics in our faith journey.
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This means; always being prepared to share with other why we have hope or give a defense who anyone who asks.
We should always use gentleness and respect. -
We should always be ready to defend what we believe and always be courteous and respectful in our reasoning so that those who persecute you will be put to shame because you believe with a good conscience
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By giving Christ first place in our life and being ready to tell of the hope we have in Him, with Gentleness and love.
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We should engage in apologetics for the Glory and Honor of God.
We should know what we believe and be able to articulate the reasons for our beliefs and faith.
We should have a testimony of our salvation experience.
We should have a good character, one that is gentle and respectful, when sharing the Gospel.
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We should always be prepared to vice an answer so we can share the promise of salvation with others. Hose that have questions are seeking for something. Will our answers turn them toward Christ or away from him. A lot depends on how we present the answers. As 1 Peter reminds us, we are to do this gentleness, respect, and a clear conscience.
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How is Christianity more than just a worldview? Provide some examples.
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What is a simple explanation of apologetics? What is apologetics not?
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Apologetics is reasoned explanation of christian doctrines. It uses logic rather than faith.
Apologetics does not try to replace faith or do away with it. The aim is to show that the Christian faith is rational and intelligent. -
Apologetics is defending Christianity. It is not an argument to win at all costs.
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Apologetics is about defending the truth of the Christian faith in a rational and logical way. It is the confidence that Christianity is able to stand the test of time, the attack by non-believers, and the challenge that it is but only one way to God. Apologetics is not a weapon to pick a quarrel with someone who is not of the faith, as we are called to be gentle in our response to questions that are thrown at us.
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Christian apologetics is the practice of providing reasoned and evidence-based arguments to defend the Christian faith against objections and criticisms. It involves the use of logical reasoning, historical evidence, and philosophical arguments to support the truth claims of Christianity.
Christian apologetics is not about forcing anyone to convert to Christianity, nor is it about attacking or belittling those who hold different beliefs. Rather, it is about engaging in respectful dialogue and providing thoughtful responses to questions and objections that may arise.Christian apologetics covers a wide range of topics, including the existence of God, the reliability of the Bible, the deity of Jesus Christ, the problem of evil, and the relationship between faith and science. Its ultimate goal is to provide a rational basis for the Christian faith and to help believers better understand and articulate their beliefs to others.
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It is not fideism not inconsistent or self centered
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Why does Dr. Groothuis use the “cumulative case” as his apologetic method for Christianity?
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