Essentials of Christian Apologetics - Lesson 6
Closing Remarks
Closing remarks from Dr. Nash
Closing Remarks
Dr. Ronald Nash
Essentials of Christian Apologetics
th201-06
Closing Remarks
Lesson Transcript
It is now time to draw this summary of the Apologetics course to a close.
There are lots of other issues that we deal with. We deal with the problem of miracles. We deal with the question of life after death.
Apologetics is a long, difficult journey, but it's a rewarding journey. I encourage you to read widely on the subject. I encourage you to listen to the whole set of tapes that make up the Apologetics course, and maybe someday we'll have an opportunity to meet and talk about some of these things face to face.
- An introduction to the reasoned defense of our faith.0% Complete
- Explore Reformed Epistemology, which challenges the need to prove God's existence before apologetics. This lesson features Plantinga's debate with Anthony Flew and his refutation of evidentialism, showing how fundamental beliefs can be rational.0% Complete
- Study the complexities of proving God's existence, understanding different standards of proof, roles of deductive and inductive arguments, the strength of cumulative evidence, and the importance of scientific and personal explanations in theistic arguments.0% Complete
- Explore how advanced technology uncovers the irreducible complexity of molecular machines and DNA's genetic code, challenging Darwinian evolution and highlighting the need for an intelligent cause behind complex biological systems.0% Complete
- Analyze the problem of evil and its challenge to Christian faith, examining how God's goodness, omniscience, and omnipotence appear incompatible with evil's existence.0% Complete
- Closing remarks from Dr. Nash0% Complete
Lessons
- An introduction to the reasoned defense of our faith.0% Complete
- Explore Reformed Epistemology, which challenges the need to prove God's existence before apologetics. This lesson features Plantinga's debate with Anthony Flew and his refutation of evidentialism, showing how fundamental beliefs can be rational.0% Complete
- Study the complexities of proving God's existence, understanding different standards of proof, roles of deductive and inductive arguments, the strength of cumulative evidence, and the importance of scientific and personal explanations in theistic arguments.0% Complete
- Explore how advanced technology uncovers the irreducible complexity of molecular machines and DNA's genetic code, challenging Darwinian evolution and highlighting the need for an intelligent cause behind complex biological systems.0% Complete
- Analyze the problem of evil and its challenge to Christian faith, examining how God's goodness, omniscience, and omnipotence appear incompatible with evil's existence.0% Complete
- Closing remarks from Dr. Nash0% Complete
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