using reason until it goes against God's

putting reason above God's Word

Rule #1 of apologetics

always keep the goal in mind (the cross of Christ)

Focus solely on personal beliefs.

Avoid engaging with opposing viewpoints.

Use emotional appeals instead of logic.

Rule #2 of apologetics:

Ask more questions than answers

Ignoring the audience's perspective

Rule #3 of apologetics:

Never give problems they don't have

Rule #4 of apologetics:

Always speak with gentleness and respect

Philosophy is the love of wisdom.

Philosophy is the study of physical sciences and their applications.

Philosophy is primarily concerned with the analysis of mathematical equations.

Philosophy is the exploration of historical events and their impacts.

A worldview is how you view the world.

A worldview is a specific historical event.

A worldview is a physical location.

belief that we can't know if there is a god

belief that there is only nature and physical things

Which of the following are valied criteria to judge a worldview?

Is the worldview comprehensive?

Is the worldview internally consistent?

Is the worldview externally consistent?

What does the worldview inspire?

What is the "resurrection claim"?

The belief that Jesus was alive, died, and was alive again.

The belief that Jesus performed miracles during his life.

The idea that Jesus was never crucified.

The claim that Jesus was a prophet but not divine.

What is circular logic?

Circular logic is a form of reasoning where the proof of belief is the belief itself.

Circular logic is a method of solving mathematical equations.

Circular logic involves using external evidence to support a claim.

Circular logic is a technique for organizing thoughts in a linear fashion.

How is an autograph different from a manuscript?

An autograph is an original, a manuscript is a copy.

An autograph is a type of manuscript.

A manuscript is always a signature.

An autograph is a printed document. A a manuscript is a digital document.

How can prophecy serve as evidence of the reliability of the New Testament?

Prophecy serves as evidence of the reliability of the New Testament by showing fulfilled predictions that validate its claims.

Prophecy is irrelevant to the New Testament's teachings.

The New Testament contains no prophecies at all.

Prophecy only serves to confuse the message of the New Testament.

belief that there is only nature

desire to only appeal to classic methods when experimenting

belief that natural causes exist

What is the appeal of logic and scientific experiments?

They discourage questioning and exploration.

They often lead to subjective conclusions.

They rely solely on personal beliefs.

What is meant by the term "embodied soul"?

Body and soul are intertwined with each other.

A soul that is only present in dreams and thoughts.

A soul that exists independently of any physical form.

A soul that can inhabit multiple bodies at once.

Some might say that there is an objective standard of beauty because...

there are universal traits that evoke aesthetic pleasure, such as order.

beauty is determined solely by personal preference.

there are no common traits that people find beautiful.

beauty is entirely subjective and varies by culture.

Which of these is not a reason God allows and even sends evil?

To strengthen our faith and trust in him

To discipline us as his children

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What is apologetics?

Apologetics is a form of religious worship.

Apologetics is the study of ancient texts.

Apologetics is a type of meditation practice.

Apologetics is the defense of faith.

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Apologetics is a (a) because it is about (b) a (c) to (d)

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getting

chance

share Jesus

ministry of confusion

ignoring

opportunity to hide

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What are examples of information in the New Testament that would have been very hard to fake?

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Which of these is not an option to apply to Jesus?

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