APOLOGETICS 101
DEFINITION
APOLOGETICS
a·pol·o·get·ics
/əˌpäləˈjediks/
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reasoned arguments or writings in justification of something, typically a theory or religious doctrine.
"free market apologetics"
WHY IT'S IMPORTANT?
Apologetics is quite literally defense of the faith; the Greek word apologia means “defense” as a lawyer gives at a trial. In every generation, people face the challenges, questions, and concerns of the gospel message of the Christian faith.
"The kids really love Pastor Walter's lessons. He's challenging them and allowing them to think about Jesus for themselves"
~ PCS Chaplin
FAQ
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What is truth?
In a world where everything seems relative, can we be certain of any truths?​
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Does God exist?
What evidence supports the existence of God?
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Why does God allow suffering and evil?
If God is all-loving and all-powerful, then why does evil exist?
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Is the Bible reliable?
What historical and textual evidence supports the accuracy and authenticity of the Bible?
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Did Jesus really rise from the dead?
What are the historical and logical arguments for the resurrection of Jesus Christ?
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Do I have to choose between faith and science?
​How do science and faith interact and coexist? Do I need reject science to believe the Bible?
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What is the meaning and purpose of life?
How does Christianity provide answers to life's fundamental questions about purpose and meaning?
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Is Christianity the only true religion?
What makes Christianity unique among world religions, and can it claim exclusivity?
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What evidence is there for miracles?
Are miracles real, and what evidence supports their occurrence?
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How should Christians respond to moral and ethical dilemmas?
How does Christian teaching guide decisions on contemporary ethical issues such as bioethics, social justice, and personal conduct?