Introduction to Apologetics by William Edgar

[vc_row 0=””][vc_column 0=””][vc_column_text 0=””]Westminster Theological Seminary
Introduction to Apologetics
William Edgar 2003

This course introduces students to Christian apologetics. Topics include the biblical basis for apologetics, engaging contemporary culture and thought, the history of apologetics, and more.

1	Apologetics 101: Introduction	48 min
2	Apologetics 101: A Call to Apologetics I	53 min
3	Apologetics 101: A Call to Apologetics II—The Past	49 min
4	Apologetics 101: A Call to Apologetics III—Past and Present	72 min
5	Apologetics 101: The Great Text—The Bible and Apologetics	45 min
6	Apologetics 101: Definitions	44 min
7	Apologetics 101: Definitions and Worldview Thinking I	40 min
8	Apologetics 101: Worldview Thinking II	47 min
9	Apologetics 101: Common Grace	48 min
10	Apologetics 101: Fundamentals of the Christian Worldview	49 min
11	Apologetics 101: Thinking God’s Thoughts After Him—Worldviews in Conflict	45 min
12	Apologetics 101: Understanding Modernity I	49 min
13	Apologetics 101: Understanding Modernity II	51 min
14	Apologetics 101: Understanding Modernity III	50 min
15	Apologetics 101: Understanding Modernity IV	47 min
16	Apologetics 101: The Transcendental Approach	51 min
17	Apologetics 101: Presuppositional Argument I	74 min
18	Apologetics 101: Presuppositional Argument II	45 min
19	Apologetics 101: Karl Barth—The Being of Holy Scripture is in Becoming	68 min
20	Apologetics 101: Question and Answer to McCormack Lecture	27 min
21	Apologetics 101: Presuppositional Argument III	48 min
22	Apologetics 101: The Problem of Evil I	53 min
23	Apologetics 101: Apologetics and Missions I	49 min
24	Apologetics 101: Apologetics and Missions II	43 min
25	Apologetics 101: The Problem of Evil II	51 min
26	Apologetics 101: The Problem of Evil III	51 min
27	Apologetics 101: Science and Faith I	52 min
28	Apologetics 101: Science and Faith II	52 min

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