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6 maj 2019 · This course seeks to equip students with the basic understanding and tools required to uphold and defend the faith delivered once-for-all in our time and (globalized) place. This goal is
Course Description. This course is an introduction to Christian apologetics and its relationship to evangelism. The course will teach the biblical, theological and historical foundations of Christian apologetics.
The textbooks for this course were chosen because their primary content directly relates to the objectives of this course. At times, there may be items or issues that are not presented from a proper Christian worldview. As such, the textbooks do not represent an endorsement by Geneva College or the relevant academic department at Geneva College.
Course Description. This course examines barriers to Christian faith as well as efforts to provide convincing presentations of Christian faith. Attention is given to biblical foundations, historical development, apologetic method, and contemporary issues related to apologetics.
1. Apply and teach how faith and reason come together in apologetics. 2. Apply and teach how to answer questions about God’s existence. 3. Apply and teach how to answer questions about the reliability of the Old and New Testaments. 4. Apply and teach how to answer questions about the claims of Christ. 5.
This course is designed to provide the student with an introduction to and overview of Christian apologetics and Biblical worldview. Emphasis will be placed on the Bible as the authoritative basis for a sound approach to these two important areas. II. Course Objectives. To provide a basic understanding of presuppositional apologetics..
apologetics. Students will explore the major apologetic issues that arise today and will learn both the critical thinking skills and theological principles in order to respond persuasively.
