Thoughtful Reflections on Faith and Life
Is it good to argue? That depends on how you define an argument. If you consider arguing a venting of emotion that just leaves everyone angry, that might not be very helpful. But there is another way to define arguments. Richard A. Holland Jr. and Benjamin K. Forrest in their book, Good Arguments, define arguments … Read More “Good Arguments – Review” »
Would you like to be active as an apologist? Great! So what do you need to know to be an apologist? The common sense answer would be that an apologist needs to know about apologetics. However, apologetics is more of an attitude than a body of knowledge. If you look at the topics being taught … Read More “Skills for the Apologist” »
It is vital that people be able to think logically and to be able to avoid logical fallacies. This is especially true for those who seek to defend and articulate the Christian faith. Apologetics 315 has produced a podcast on Logical Fallacies that you can find here. Take advantage of this helpful resource.
By Jesus myth, I refer to the idea that Jesus never existed but was just another myth such as that of Horus and Mithras. Here I want to focus on the idea that Jesus never existed. What I want to do is try to examine the logic of the argument. If you follow the Jesus … Read More “Jesus Myth and Logic” »
