Olivet University Christian Apologetics course outline – San Francisco

Textbook
James E. Taylor. Introducing Apologetics : Cultivating Christian Commitment.
The United States of America: Baker Academic a division of Baker Publishing Group, 2006. (ISBN-10: 0801027861 ISBN-13: 9780801027864)

Apologetics and Commitment

1 A Reason for the Hope Within: The Nature of Apologetics
2 Faith and Human Wisdom: Evidentialist Apologetics
3 Jerusalem and Athens: More Objections to Apologetics
4 A God-Shaped Vacuum: The Relevance of Apologetics
5 Ears to Hear and Eyes to See: Apologetics and the Heart
6 Critics, Seekers, and Doubters: Audiences for Apologetics
7 The Global Village: Worldview Options
8 The Lord Our God Is One: Monotheism
9 In the Beginning: Cosmological Explanations
10 What the Heavens Declare: Teleological Explanations
11 Why Do the Righteous Suffer? The problem of Evil
12 A God Who Hides Himself: The Problem of Evidence
13 Who Do You Say I Am? The Person of Jesus
14 Lazarus, Come Forth: The Miracles of Jesus
15 He Is Risen Indeed! The Resurrection of Jesus
16 The Word Become Flesh: The Trinity and the Incarnation
17 The sheep and the Goats: Salvation and Damnation
18 No Other Name: The Problem of Religious Pluralism1
19 East Meets West: The Problem of Religious Pluralism2
20 The Spirit of Truth: Commitment, Canon, and Community
21 The Spirit of the Age: Critiques from the Social Sciences
22 The Origin of Species: Christianity and Natural Selection
23 The Dust of the Earth: Resurrection. Minds, and Bodies
24 The Death of God: Postmodern Challenges to Christianity
25 It’s All Relative: Cultural Differences and Moral Universalism
Conclusion: Cultivating Christian Commitment

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