Defining Apologetics
The term "apologetics" comes from this Greek word.
What is apologia?
The first reason we do apologetics is because ______ commands it.
Who is God?
The number of common apologetic methods we covered in class.
What is four?
What is a worldview?
This tactic in spiritual conversations involves asking questions.
What is The Columbo Tactic?
The defensive aspect of apologetics involves providing this.
What is an answer?
The level of faith that involves content.
What is Notitia?
This is the method of using verifiable historical and scientific evidence to defend the existence of the Christian God.
What is evidential apologetics?
Everyone has this, whether they realize it or not.
What is a worldview?
What is Christmas?
This Scripture reference is where we get our main basis for doing apologetics.
What is 1 Peter 3:14b-16?
This is the idea that you don't need a reason to believe, but simply need to have faith.
What is fideism?
This approach to apologetics begins with the assumption that the Bible is true.
What is presuppositional apologetics?
This is the example that we used to discuss the often unnoticed role of worldview in our lives.
What is the foundation and framework of a house?
Since salvation involves the work of the Holy Spirit, _________ is one thing that must not be neglected in the task.
What is prayer?
According to R.C. Sproul, proof is _________.
What is objective?
The third reason we do apologetics is because the ________ needs it.
What is the world?
This method of apologetics appeals to a "Sensus Divinitatis."
What is Reformed Epistemology?
Human beings have dignity because they are created in this.
What is the image of God?
What is study culture?
These were the four primary accusations the early church (particularly Justin Martyr) faced from nonbelievers.
What is sedition, atheism, incest, and cannibalism?
This is the level of faith that only the Holy Spirit can provide.
What is Fiducia?
The classical approach to apologetics first seeks to argue for _____________.
What is the existence of God?
These are the four basic parts to the Christian worldview.
What is Creation, Fall, Redemption, Restoration?
The second type question one can ask when using the Columbo tactic.