Here is another great resource from bethinking.org. Dr. Os Guinness presents a four part introduction to the essence of apologetics. You may also be interested in his books The Call: Finding and Fulfilling the Central Purpose of Your Life and God in the Dark: The Assurance of Faith Beyond a Shadow of a Doubt. (Also added to the Ultimate Apologetics MP3 Audio page.)
Part 1: What is the essence of apologetics? (MP3)
Part 2: A Biblical basis for the essence of apologetics (MP3)
Part 3: How to communicate in apologetics (MP3)
Part 4: Persuading the hard-hearted (MP3)
Enjoy.
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1 comments :
Excellent look at what apologetics should be from scripture. Please do listen to these lectures.
Here's a quote (from part 4):
"Samuel Johnson used to say, 'Questioning is not a mode of conversation among gentlemen.' But clearly God is not a gentleman in that sense and nor must we be. And we should be discomfiting presences in society. When people want to settle down on their shallow levels of acceptance and so on, we should be pressing them; pushing them; discomfiting them; challenging them by questions which really focus and bore in on the things that will finally show up their weak links."
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