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'''Christian Apologetics and Research Ministry''' (CARM) is a [[internet]] based [[Christian apologetics]] ministry.<ref>http://www.carm.org/index/aboutcarm.htm</ref> CARM provides information on Christian [[Doctrine]], [[theology]], [[evangelism]], and other subjects.<ref>http://www.carm.org/index/aboutcarm.htm</ref> CARM's mission is to present an accurate and biblical representation of Christianity and answer the objections of critics of Christianity.<ref>http://www.carm.org/index/aboutcarm.htm</ref>

'''Christian Apologetics and Research Ministry''' (CARM) is a [[internet]] based [[Christian apologetics]] ministry. CARM provides information on Christian [[Doctrine]], [[theology]], [[evangelism]], and other subjects. CARM's mission is to present an accurate and biblical representation of Christianity and answer the objections of critics of Christianity.

The founder and President of CARM is Matthew J. Slick who holds a Masters of Divinity from  

The founder and President of CARM is Matthew J. Slick who holds a Masters of Divinity from  

[[Westminster Theological Seminary]].  CARM is linked to hundreds of websites and has been quoted in newspapers, magazines, and on radio.  Currently CARM receives about 250,000 page views per week in the entire site and 33,000 weekly on the home page.  In addition, the ministry receives 12,000 emails a year.<ref>http://www.carm.org/index/aboutcarm.htm</ref>

[[Westminster Theological Seminary]].  CARM is linked to hundreds of websites and has been quoted in newspapers, magazines, and on radio.  Currently CARM receives about 250,000 page views per week in the entire site and 33,000 weekly on the home page.  In addition, the ministry receives 12,000 emails a year.

CARM is known for proclaiming the importance of a literal understanding of the Bible<ref>[https://carm.org/about/carm-statement-of-faith/ CARM Statement of Faith]. ''CARM''. Retrieved January 28, 2023.</ref> despite contorting the meaning of verses which contradict its teachings. For instance, it purports that {{bibleref|Matthew|10|28}}, which describes the souls of the unsaved facing a fate of being "destroyed" in Hell, doesn't refer to literal destruction.<ref>Slick, Matt (October 11, 2018). [https://carm.org/annihilationism/annihilationism-and-matthew-1028-destroy-both-body-and-soul-in-hell/ Annihilationism and Matthew 10:28, destroy both body and soul in hell]. ''CARM''. Retrieved January 28, 2023.</ref>

CARM is known for proclaiming the importance of a literal understanding of the Bible<ref>[https://carm.org/about/carm-statement-of-faith/ CARM Statement of Faith]. ''CARM''. Retrieved January 28, 2023.</ref> despite contorting the meaning of verses which contradict its teachings. For instance, it purports that {{bibleref|Matthew|10|28}}, which describes the souls of the unsaved facing a fate of being "destroyed" in Hell, doesn't refer to literal destruction.<ref>Slick, Matt (October 11, 2018). [https://carm.org/annihilationism/annihilationism-and-matthew-1028-destroy-both-body-and-soul-in-hell/ Annihilationism and Matthew 10:28, destroy both body and soul in hell]. ''CARM''. Retrieved January 28, 2023.</ref>

==External links==

==External links==

*[http://www.carm.org CARM] (official site)

*[http://www.carm.org CARM] (official site)

[[Category:Christian Organizations]]

[[Category:Christian Organizations]]

[[Category:Christian Apologetics]]

[[Category:Christian Apologetics]]