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The Posts Directory is like a table of contents for the entire site. It groups blog postings in a logical order within each major apologetic category. You can think of these categories like you would the chapters of a book, and each blog posting as a unique section within a chapter. Using this Directory can be helpful when you want to search for specific post. You may also use it to follow the logical progression of reasons for believing within an entire apologetic category.
Types of Christian apologetics
This site’s primary purpose is to give good reasons to believe in God, His Son Jesus Christ, and the Holy Bible. Therefore, the site will focus on the branch of religious study known as “Apologetics.” Our aim is to “give an account of the hope that is within” as Peter admonished Christians to do.
The two-fold purpose of apologetics is to: 1) remove false and unnecessary obstacles to belief, and 2) to debunk and expose bad philosophy and poor thinking.
There are three major types of Christian apologetics: Classical arguments, Evidential arguments, and Presuppositional arguments. Our goal is to present the main arguments in each type.
Apologetics has its limitations. First, people are not converted by argument – they are converted by the Spirit of God. It is not the purpose or goal of apologetics to bring people to faith. Second, the things we are saying will upset people – because we are challenging their basic worldview. Third, We don’t have all the answers.
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