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30 Days, 30 Books: The History of Christian Apologetics in One Month

Posted on June 6, 2019 by robbowman

In the Apologetics Book Club on Facebook this month, I am doing a series entitled “30 Days, 30 Books: The History of Christian Apologetics in One Month.” So far we have highlighted six key books in ancient and medieval church … Continue reading →

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Is Apologetics a Discipline?

Posted on October 31, 2018 by robbowman

Brian Huffling, a philosopher of religion at Southern Evangelical Seminary (SES), wrote a provocative essay on his blog in March 2018 entitled “Why Christian Apologetics Is Not a Discipline.” This interesting think piece was brought to my attention today on … Continue reading →

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Apologetics ABCs: First Understand, Then Answer

Posted on August 12, 2017 by robbowman

What’s your favorite verse in the Bible? I may be the only person in the history of Christianity who gives this answer, but my favorite is Proverbs 18:13. I’ll quote it in a few different versions: “He that answereth a … Continue reading →

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An Evangelical Goes to Provo

Posted on August 11, 2017 by robbowman

Every year FairMormon, the most popular pro-LDS apologetics organization, holds a conference at which Mormons, including some scholars from Brigham Young University, defend their beliefs. I attended it in 2012 and this year attended its 2017 conference on August 2nd … Continue reading →

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