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Thursday, March 23, 2017

84 - Giving an Answer - Part 2 [C]

1 Peter 3:15 by Robert Dean
What evidence can we use when defending Christianity to unbelievers? Listen to this lesson to learn about apologetics, which is a defense of the truth of the Bible. Understand that the purpose of apologetics is not to win an argument but to win over others so they can change their minds. Hear ways to talk to unbelievers by understanding the common ground we share. See several objections to learning apologetics and understand that we are commanded by God to be ready to answer unbelievers.

Additional information on apologetics by Charlie Clough is available here:

Giving an Answer

Theology and Apologetics

Series:1 Peter (2015)
Duration:1 hr 8 mins 22 secs
Audio:listendownload Text:readslideshow
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