Sproul, R.C. <br/><br/>
Defending Your Faith  An Overview of Classical Apologetics 

 -  Ligonier Ministries  2001 
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<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>In Defending Your Faith: An Overview of Classical Apologetics with R.C. Sproul, Dr. Sproul surveys the history of apologetics and demonstrates that reason and science are your allies in defending the existence of God and the historical truth claims of Jesus Christ. He affirms four logical premises that are necessary for all reasonable discourse, and teaches you how to defend your faith in a faithless world. Furthermore, he points out that there are many levels on which to defend your faith, and shows how apologetics brings comfort and confidence to Christians of all ages.<br/><br/>This series is designed for individual study, senior high school classes, homeschoolers, small study groups, and adult Sunday school classes.<br/><br/>Thirty-two 23-minute messages:<br/><br/>Introduction<br/>Why Apologetics?<br/>Pre-Evangelism<br/>Four Steps Backward<br/>Law of Contradiction<br/>Law of Causality<br/>Reliability of Sense Perception<br/>Analogical Language (part 1)<br/>Analogical Language (part 2)<br/>Contradiction and Paradox<br/>Mystery<br/>Natural Theology (part 1)<br/>Natural Theology (part 2)<br/>Aquinas vs. Kant<br/>The Case for God<br/>Four Possibilities<br/>The Illusion of Descartes<br/>Self-Creation (part 1)<br/>Self-Creation (part 2)<br/>Self-Existence<br/>Necessary Being<br/>God of the Bible vs. God of Philosophy<br/>Kant s Moral Argument<br/>Vanity of Vanity<br/>The Psychology of Atheism<br/>The Bible and Apologetics (part 1)<br/>The Bible and Apologetics (part 2)<br/>The Bible and Apologetics (part 3)<br/>The Bible and Apologetics (part 4)<br/>The Bible and Apologetics (part 5)<br/>The Deity of Christ<br/>Questions and Answers