Apologetics Posts

In preparation for Saturday’s workshop, I’m posting an index of the Apologetics related posts that were done earlier this year. Just click on each of the topics below to be taken to the relevant post.

–NCFCA Labeled Posts: A listing of all NCFCA-related posts on this blog.

–Cat. 1, SA 1: 1. Analyze and respond to the statement, “The existence of God and of a future life is everywhere recognized in Africa.” David Livingstone

–Cat. 1, SA 5: Analyze and respond to the statement, “What we believe about God is the most important thing about us.” A.W. Tozer

–Cat. 2, Def. 1: Explain the meaning and significance of inerrancy.

-Cat. 2, Def 2: Explain the meaning and significance of verbal, plenary inspiration of Scripture. (For a more advanced discussion of this subject, consider this post: Goodrick on Inspiration)

-Cat. 2, Def. 5: Explain the meaning and significance of higher criticism and lower criticism. (Technically, I don’t have a post dedicated to this subject, but the work I did on KJV-Only has a lot to do with the history of textual criticism (a.k.a. lower criticism), so you might find some direction in these posts.)

–Cat. 2, GQ 5: What is the foundation for accurate Bible translation? (see also this post and the comments: Aubrey on Translation Fallacy)

–Cat. 2, SA 1: Analyze and respond to the statement, “No man ever believes that the Bible means what it says; he is always convinced that it says what he means.” George Barnard Shaw

–Cat. 4, SA 5: Analyze and respond to the following statement, “I know that all of the good vibes he sent out will return to carry him off to a better place.” Comment made after to death of Bob Hope.

–Cat. 4 SA 6: Analyze and respond to the following statement, “Christianity is the opiate of the masses.” Karl Marx