Christian Apologetics Notebook

Christian apology theory tradition has a long history. It has spread since the early days of the Church and is a custom that has been witnessed in the history of the Bible. We will see the long-term practice of Christian apologies from the work of the Justin Martyrs of the 2nd century to the recent G. K. Chesterton, C. S. Lewis, Ravi Zacharias, William Lane Craig 's work. These works of Apologetic are made up of resurrection, prophecy of the Old Testament, archaeological data, evidence of miracles, changes in the nature of dramatic life (those who oppose faith become actually believers and become faiths), and Continue to show a lot of other evidence supporting Christianity Proposition The tradition of apology theory attracts convincing evidence to support Christian information

The Christian apology theory tries to build a bridge between disbelievers by proposing that Christianity is true, rational, and suitable for reason and evidence. Christian's apologyist Francis A. Schaefer in the second half of the 20th century saw Christian's apology as "evangelism". It is a way to prepare the heart and soul for the Christian message (the gospel). Oxford University theologian Alistar E. McGrath best summarized the relationship between apology and evangelism. "... Christian apocalypse represents a serious and continuous approach to the" ultimate problem "caused by culture, people, individuals. Is participation aimed to show how Christian faith can give meaningful answers to these questions? As John the Baptist prepared the way of the arrival of Jesus of Nazareth, the teaching of nursing is opening a way to evangelism ... evangelism ... Please send me a personal invitation letter.

The apology or defense of Christian religion dates back to the 1st century, but the formal science of apology is a more recent development. In this chapter, we will explore the history of nursing education in three stages. First, we discuss the teaching in detail in the New Testament itself. Secondly, we pay close attention to the main advocates before reform, especially Augustine, Anselm, Thomas Aquinas. Third, we will take a more general overview of apologetic teachings from religious reform to the present In the next chapter, we consider the defense philosophy of some contemporary Christian thought in more detail I will do.