The Principles of Christian Apologetics: An Exposition of the Intellectual Basis of the Christian ReligionWipf and Stock Publishers, 2018 M07 9 - 268 páginas “The study of the science of Apologetics is very necessary in these days of doubt and agnosticism. The fundamental principles which underlie all religious belief are daily called in question. And even if the urgent need of a reasoned grasp of the foundations of Faith did not exist, the interest of the subject of Apologetics, the large outlook upon life which it involves, the coherence of its parts and the cogency of its conclusions make it desirable that an examination into the principles of Theism should be an indispensable adjunct of Christian teaching.” —From the Preface |
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How knowledge is acquiredFirst principles are intuitive | 24 |
The connotation of the word Atheist Iositivisin and Agnos | 51 |
Preliminary distinctionsFundamental pcrícction of | 68 |
Attribute of Inſinite PowerCrcation and Conservation | 77 |
CHAPTER VI | 88 |
Difficultics arising from the existence of cvil physical | 95 |
CHAPTER III | 153 |
revelation AND ITS CRITERIA | 167 |
MiraclesNature of a miraclePossibilityPossibility | 177 |
Faith and ScienceApparent contradictions arise cither | 183 |
THE FACT OF REVELATION | 189 |
Attestation of ProphecyClaim of Christ to be the Messias | 194 |
Attestation of the Resurrection of ChristChrist predicted | 200 |
Thou art the Son of the living GodDivinity of Christ | 209 |
CHAPTER VII | 113 |
THE NATURE OF | 116 |
CHAPTER IX | 127 |
Origin of the SoulCreative act of GodUnity of the human | 142 |
Necessity and Utility of WorshipInteriorExterior | 150 |
CHAPTER XVII | 215 |
CHAPTER XVIII | 226 |
Heroism of the Christian MartyrsTheir numberCircum | 239 |
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