Apologetics
Systematic argumentative discourse in defense (as of a
doctrine).
A branch of theology devoted to the defense of the divine
origin and authority of Christianity.
The word ‘Apologetics’ comes from the root word – apologia
(ap•o•lo•gia) – which means a defense; especially of one's opinions, position,
or actions.
In order to observe a full defense of faith in God – there are
some basic but somewhat philosophical questions that we should ask:
- Are there reasons for faith?
- Do scientists have faith?
- Belief in something that is uncertain
- Belief in presuppositions
- Belief in a system of thought, a personal philosophy, or a worldview
Seeing the World
Differently
What is a worldview?
- A personal philosophy
- A hypothesis about ultimate reality
- A set of answers to fundamental life questions
Resources:
I Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist,
Good News Publishers. Geisler, Norman L.; Turek, Frank (2004).
True U; Does God Exist – Focus On
the Family
Irreducible Complexity (IC) and Specified Complexity -
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