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Class 1
Overview: In
this class an introduction to the course is presented including the
importance of definition, especially for terms such as apologetics, atheist,
agnostic, etc. The class also provides information on how atheists and
skeptics like Josh McDowell, C.S. Lewis, and Lee Strobel have not only
accepted Christ, but have become defenders of the faith.
Video:
Class 1 1 hr
Notes:
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Class 2
Overview:
In this class
discussion centers on the writings of Josh McDowell, Evidence that
Demands a Verdict and Lee Strobel, The Case for Christ. A key
point covered during this class involves how a changed life is evidence that
Jesus Christ lives.
Video: Class 2A 48 min
Video:
Class 2B 25 min
Notes:
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Class 3
Overview:
In this class
discussion covers Jesus a man of history, the significance of Jesus’ Deity,
and the importance of love when sharing evidence with another.
Video:
Class 3 1 hr
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Class 4
Overview:
In this class
discussion covers the different types of evidence such as eyewitness,
documentary, corroborating, etc. Discussion focuses on the reliability of
scripture (namely, the Gospels).
Video:
class 4 46 min
Notes:
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Class 5 Overview:
In this class discussion focused on Logic and Argument with special emphasis
on Fallacy. At the center of the discussion was an article entitled
“Fallacies” from the Writing Center at the University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill. Key to the teaching is the importance of being led by the Holy
Spirit when entering into a discussion with an Atheist, Agnostic, or a
member of another religion.
Video:
Class 5 53 min
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Class 6
Overview:
Video:
Class 6a 30 min
Video:
Class 6b 20 min
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