Coffee Cup Apologetics

Five Limitations of Apologetics

Does Culture determine our view of truth?

Won’t any religion get you to heaven if you sincerely follow it’s teachings?

What is the relationship of religion and violence?

Continues with believing in God despite evil. The focus for this final installment is the meaning of the cross in this discussion.

Continues examining reasons to believe in the Christian God despite the reality of evil.

I answer a reader’s criticism of the parenting analogy, then deal with answering the “What’s your one reason?” question, which I’ve had twice this week.

This presentation starts dealing with the issue of evil in relation to the Christian God. This presentation emphasizes an illustration about how God has chosen to relate to a world that will always contain evil.

This presentation examines the question rather than give an answer. The emphasis is on narrowing down a concept of God and accepting the truth of the objective existence of good and evil. This presentation borrows heavily from Ravi Zacharias.

This is a ten point presentation giving an overview of why I am a Christian. The emphasis here is on using the resurrection as the key point in the discussion.