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The Summary Of Classical Apologetics
The penultimate episode in which your heroes present the summary of classical apologetics. We take a quick look at the 6 meta-apologetic questions and the 6 apologetic questions of the classical approach. Finally, we look at the strengths of the classical approach. Next week – the negatives!
Timeline:
00:00 – Introduction
04:08 – Overview Of The 6 Meta-Apologetic Questions Of Classical Apologetics
05:03 – Epistemology Of Christianity For C.A.
06:24 – Theology And Apologetics Relationship For C.A.
08:16 – Science To Defend Christianity For C.A.
10:37 – History To Support Christianity For C.A.
12:35 – Experience Informs Christian Truth For C.A.
15:35 – Overview Of The 6 Apologetic Questions Of Classical Apologetics
16:45 – Why Should The Bible Be Believed For C.A.
18:21 – Do All Roads Lead To God For C.A.
19:42 – How Do We Know God Exists For C.A.
21:40 – Why Does Evil Exist For C.A.
24:51 – Miracles For C.A.
28:08 – Jesus For C.A.
30:03 – The Strengths Of Classical Apologetics
30:43 – Affirms The Universal Nature Of Reason
37:45 – Affirms Worldview Roles Are Unavoidable
40:53 – Common Ground With Non-Christians
43:00 – Conclusion
LINKS:
15:55 – Did Jesus say before the cock crows or before the cock crows twice?
BOOK LINKS:
Faith Has Its Reasons By Kenneth Boa & Robert M. Bowman Jr.
Christianity At The Crossroads By Michael J. Kruger
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