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19 Cards in this Set
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Worldview |
Lens or framework through which we interpret the world |
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Apologetics |
A reasoned defense for what we believe |
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Apologetic's comes from the Greek word... which means... it is used at least... in the New Testament |
Apologia A "Reasoned Defense" 9 times |
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1 Peter 3:15 says, "To always be ready to give an... |
answer to everyone who asks you the reason for the hope that you have." |
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According to this 1 Peter 3:15, defending your faith is a... |
Command |
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Tears down objections |
Negative Apologetics |
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Proves wrong by evidence |
Refutation |
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Gives reasons for why Christianity is true |
Positive Apologetics |
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Judges; express disapproval |
Condemnation |
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When doing apologetic s we should use... not... |
We should use refutation not condemnation |
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How many main types of apologetic's are there |
4 |
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... focuses on providing evidences that people can see with their own eyes. For example: manuscripts and ...... |
Evidential Archaeological discoveries |
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... focuses on historical evidences. They give evidences from old historians that show that the Bible is historically accurate. |
Historical |
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.... defends Christianity from certain basic assumptions. It says.... first then show the weaknesses of other beliefs. |
Presuppositional State the truth |
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... provides well-reasoned answers to those who... about or object to Christianity. |
Classical Asks questions |
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Can apologetic's alone save someone? |
No |
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Apologetic's simply removes the... for someone's non-belief. |
Obstacles/Barriers |
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Deity |
a god or goddess |
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Absolute Truth |
Truth is the same for all people, in all places, at all times |
